‘Poetry happens when the sense can’t be separated from the sound of the sense.’ (Alan Gillis)

Daniel Levitin turns his keen insights to what happens in our brains as we age

The University of York Labour Club in partnership with The York Union warmly invites you to an audience with Len McCluskey

Eli Gabay, member of the prosecution team in the historic trial of the Nazi collaborator John Ivan Demjanjuk, speaks on challenges of extraditing and prosecuting Holocaust war criminals.

Visiting other places or cultures has always held a fascination. From accounts of the Grand Tour to pocket guides and visits to the seaside come along and travel with us.

Professor Lucy Carpenter will describe how she and her colleagues search for changes in atmospheric composition which affect human health and climate, including recent discoveries in the science of air pollution.

Professor Lorna Dawson will talk about the discipline of forensic soil science, with examples from real case work and from fiction where evidence from the earth has been of importance in helping to solve crimes and to bring about natural justice.

International Women's Day Lecture - Catherine Fieschi discusses populist politics and how they affect the nature of political relationships

What connects the grandfather of Charles Darwin to artificial intelligence? How have humans tried to talk to machines, make machines talk, and use technology to find ways to communicate? What do talking machines say about us?

As a previous detainee, Joumana Alshtiwi will discuss prison conditions in Syria, focusing particularly on the situation of women

Antony Geraghty talks about the Trinity College Library

A lecture recital on music from Stuart England

In this presentation Petra will show how to build molecular engines that allow movements at the molecular level to be coupled to the macroscopic world

Over the course of the past year, Corruption Watch has been advocating for open justice reform, and carrying out a programme of court monitoring, which includes attending all major foreign bribery hearings in England.

University of York Labour Club present a panel discussion on what went wrong at the last election, and what Labour should do next. Featuring Fleur Anderson (MP for Putney), Tim Roache (GMB) and Miriam Mirwitch (Chair of Young Labour).

Hull York Medical School present the annual Allam Lecture, at the University of Hull campus

Actor, comedian and writer Robert Webb joins us to discuss his new novel, Come Again. Set partly at the University of York in 1992, Webb’s debut novel is both funny and genuinely moving