Churchill College

In this talk, Archivist Sophie Bridges explores the lives of both these eminent social researchers and the value of their oral history recordings today.

A Q&A session from 30th June 2021 with Andrew Nahum on his new book Paths of Fire: the Gun and the World it Made, (Reaktion Books, 2021).

On Monday 29^th March 2021 the Archives Centre hosted an online symposium on the archive of Professor Sir Robert Edwards, IVF pioneer.

As part of the Churchill History Lecture Series, this online event features Martyn Bond and Claudia Hamill talking with Allen Packwood about Martin's new biography of Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi.

In this interview Lord Boateng talks about his aspirations for the Churchill Papers, which are accessible at the Churchill Archives Centre and have been digitised by Bloomsbury.

An online discussion in October 2020 between Professor Priya Gopal of Churchill College and Professor Richard Toye of the University of Exeter.

A commemoration of the life and legacy of Admiral Lord ‘Jacky’ Fisher (1841-1920) on the centenary of his death.

Professor David Reynolds FBA in full flow on "Yalta at 75: the summit and its legacies".

One-day symposium in January 2019 celebrating the pioneering female scientist who  helped to discover nuclear fission. 

Professor Margaret MacMillan's lecture, 'Reflecting on the Great War Today'.

This two-day symposium in November 2016 brought together speakers from the worlds of academia, the military, politics and international diplomacy to debate the nature of war today.

What was Churchill’s role in developing nuclear weapons and authorising the use of the atomic bomb? Graham Farmelo, Kevin Ruane & Helen Anne Curry