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  1. New Creative Writing lecturers join City

    New Creative Writing lecturers join City

    The new academics bring skills in journalism, novel writing, essay writing and more.

  2. Botnets and information warfare

    Botnets and information warfare

    It’s five years since City’s Dr Marco Bastos’s research became a global news story as he uncovered a network of Twitterbots seeking to influence the Brexit vote. How much has changed?

  3. Learning on the road: MSc Management at the Tate Modern

    Learning on the road: MSc Management at the Tate Modern

    How learning at a London art museum is enhancing the student experience.

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  4. Clive Myrie gives James Cameron Lecture at City

    Clive Myrie gives James Cameron Lecture at City

    “The people who attack journalists don’t want objectivity; they want propaganda” – esteemed BBC journalist argues in defence of his trade during eloquent speech.

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  5. Journalism alum features at London Literature Festival

    Journalism alum features at London Literature Festival

    Guy Gunaratne featured on a panel of novelists this weekend for the festival’s ‘Fiction at Its Most Novel’ discussion.

  6. Tina Brown lifts the lid on reporting royalty

    Tina Brown lifts the lid on reporting royalty

    The former Vanity Fair and New Yorker editor was speaking at the Harold Evans Memorial Lecture in memory of her late husband, hosted by City, University of London’s Department of Journalism.

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  7. Music PhD student wins prestigious Jerome Roche Prize

    Music PhD student wins prestigious Jerome Roche Prize

    Gabrielle Messeder was awarded this year’s prize by the Royal Musical Association.

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  8. Tina Brown to give Harold Evans Memorial Lecture

    Tina Brown to give Harold Evans Memorial Lecture

    The former New Yorker and Vanity Fair editor will give a Memorial Lecture to her late husband Sir Harold Evans next week.

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  9. How musical care can be delivered throughout the human life course

    How musical care can be delivered throughout the human life course

    Edited by academics from City, University of London and the Royal College of Music, a new book takes an interdisciplinary approach to how musical care is undertaken during different stages of life.

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  10. Food for two, or twenty-two

    Food for two, or twenty-two

    When Music alumna Meliz Berg released a cookbook focused on comfort food, it shot straight to the top of the Sunday Times’ bestseller list.