Press releases

Military veterans are joining an archaeological dig in Norfolk this week as part of an innovative therapy programme.

Archaeologists will begin excavating one of the most intriguing areas of a Roman town in Norfolk.

Cheese tastings with a touch of cultural history and city tours that show the role bears played in popular culture in Tudor England are coming to Nottingham later this year as part of a national humanities festival.

Previously unpublished stories by the renowned South Asian American writer, Bharati Mukherjee, will be featured in a new book that will be released later this month.

The University of Nottingham has welcomed people from across the county to its inaugural Community Open Day at the new Castle Meadow Campus (CMC), providing a unique opportunity to learn more about the site’s vision from those at the heart of the project.

A mystery painting found to be “undoubtedly” by Raphael will go on public display for the first time.

Leading academics from the University of Nottingham will tour India as part of a drive to attract more international students.

A new statue will highlight the contributions and connections between white mill workers in the East Midlands and black enslaved women who grew the raw cotton supplies in the Americas.

Artists are taking part in a new programme, designed to explore the creative capabilities of AI, Web 3.0 and other immersive realities.

A pioneering network has been formed at the University of Nottingham that will allow researchers to discover more about historical artefacts and our cultural and natural heritage.