Liberal Arts with Integrated Foundation

Regent's Professor featured on BBC Radio documentary

Julia Weiner, Director (Content) Liberal Arts and Associate Professor of Art History at Regent's, was featured in a documentary on Solomon Hart. The artist has come back into public focus recently after it was announced that a giant painting which hasn’t been seen in public for decades will be rolled out at The Box in Plymouth on 27 September, as part of a historic live conservation event. 

Geopolitics after the Coronavirus: one year on

Regent's art history students receive talk from Rea Alexandratos

Regent's art history students recently had a talk from Rea Alexandratos, about her nearly 20-year career at the Royal Collection Trust at Windsor. 

Post-pandemic, will we prioritise sustainability?

Alan Sitkin, Assistant Professor & Director (People) International Business, considers whether the immediacy of COVID-19 will lead to an under-investment in sustainability.

Regent's lecturer interviewed on BBC World exploring the migrant crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Regent's lecturer, Dr Neven Andjelic, recently appeared on BBC World News exploring the migrant crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina. 

Alumna provides the framework for a happy work-life balance

Following a successful career as a sector leader in human resources and leadership, Regent’s alumna, Laurie Reuettimann, shares a lifetime of experience in her new book.

Alumna chosen as co-creator for central London exhibition

A recent Regent’s graduate was chosen as co-creator at a central London art exhibition, the Koppel Project.

British Library advisory panel appoints Regent's lecturer

Senior Art History Lecturer, Julia Weiner, was recently selected to be on an advisory panel for an exciting exhibition at the British Library, which showcases ancient manuscripts written in Hebrew to illuminate the history, culture and traditions of Jewish people around the world.