Cafe Theologique
Can Perpetrators of Sexual Abuse Change and Should We Even Try
Café Théologique is hosted by the University of Reading Chaplaincy and is a space to explore contemporary issues from a theological perspective.
UoR Events
The Commons: Dispersed Song workshop with Carl Gent
Join artist Carl Gent as they look at a range of English folk songs, their history and legacy and work with them to create new lyrical and compositional arrangements to be performed during the workshop. The Commons Dispersed Song workshop
Register to attend The Commons: Cordage workshop with artist Catherine Morland
Catherine Morland will explore the story of string and demonstrate how to make cordage with the materials used in her installations in the galleries, including natural plant fibres, recycled plastic bags and fabric scraps.
Register to attend Queer Tragic Masks LGBT History and Ancient Drama
Dr Oliver Baldwin, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Classics, presents on his research into how and why Ancient Greek and Roman tragic drama has long been used to explore LGBT+ identity and desire, as well as celebrate and defend the LGBT+ community.
Shaken Not Stirred
Dust off your tuxedo or your favourite classy Bond style garb and join us for an evening of jazz. Reading Uni Big Band and RUMS Jazz Band will get your feet tapping with some classic tunes followed by a celebration of the world of James Bond and the music that has made these films iconic.
Unlocking Digital Heritage and Creative Industries
University of Reading are hosting a ground breaking interdisciplinary event aimed at academics, industry and organisations with an interest in application of data science and AI (especially machine learning) across a range of sectors.
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