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Find out about our extensive alumni and supporter events programme that takes place throughout the year – online, on campus, across the UK, and internationally.

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Online talk: In Conversation with Jon Sopel | Inside Politics: From Washington to Westminster

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Renowned British journalist, Southampton Pro-Chancellor, alumnus, bestselling author, political insider, and presenter of the chart-topping podcast The News Agents, we are thrilled to welcome Jon Sopel back for another In Conversation event. In 2022, after eight years reporting from the heart of American politics, Jon returned to the UK to find British politics drastically transformed. During this live In Conversation event, Jon and Russell will dissect the political upheavals, societal shifts, and cultural nuances that have reshaped the political landscape on both sides of the Atlantic. With his characteristic wit and clarity, Jon will offer a personal exploration of the changes that have redefined his homeland, alongside his thoughts on 'life across the pond', including the return of President Trump to the White House. There is sure to be plenty to discuss!

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Turner Sims: What’s On Jan-Jun 2023 – Inspiring Music

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Discover SPRING SEASON 2023 at Turner Sims. See below for details of Summer Nights festival...V

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Turner Sims presents: Summer Nights@Turner Sims

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Now in its third year, Summer Nights at Turner Sims is back with a bang! Join us for incredible artists and awe-inspiring live music, a festival without a tent or a welly boot in sight.

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Turner Sims presents: Jasdeep Singh Degun

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Virtuoso sitarist and composer Jasdeep Singh Degun makes his Turner Sims debut with his eight-piece band. He brings music from his stunning Real World Records debut Anomoly.

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John Hansard Gallery presents: Billie Zangewa – “A Quiet Fire” and Ayo Akingbade – “Show Me the World Mister”

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Zangewa’s autobiographical yet universal work contrasts melancholy with hope, strength with disdain, and independence with prejudice. Also exhibiting at the same time - Show Me The World Mister, an exhibition by Ayo Akingbade featuring two new film commissions: The Fist and Faluyi.

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Biomedical Research Centre Open Day 2023

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Join us to discover the latest advances from our researchers and hear how you can engage with the Centre at a first BRC Open Day at St Mary’s Stadium, in Britannia Road, on Thursday 15th June.

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Graduate Fashion Show – Winchester School of Art

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Join us to celebrate the final collections created by this year’s graduating BA Fashion Design students within the Bapsy Hall in Winchester’s Guildhall.

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From Kindertransport Refugee to Physicist: the Life & Archive of Ben Abeles

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This event is to mark the arrival of Ben Abeles' remarkable archive which includes papers relating to the deep history of his Jewish family in Europe, his life as a Kindertransportee and his career as a leading physicist.

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Law and Technology Centre Annual Lecture with Professor Colin Gavaghan

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"If you can't tell, does it matter?: Do we need new law for human-like AI?" Professor Gavaghan will discuss whether we need to be protected from increasingly human-like AI and whether we should be restricted in how we interact with them.

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Annual Reuter Lecture: Chris Woolgar “The Later Medieval World of Things”

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The Reuter Lecture by Chris Woolgar: 'The Later Medieval World of Things' - an event celebrating the career of a longstanding colleague.

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School of Humanities Public Lecture: Linguistic Theory as a Tool to Understand Bilingualism

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Professor Laura Dinguez's inaugural lecture discussing: "Linguistic theory as a tool to understand bilingualism: what have we learnt in the last 25 years?"

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Turner Sims presents: Paul Lewis | Schubert II

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Paul Lewis presents his second recital in the Schubert sonata series

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Stefan Cross Centre for Women, Equality and Law Annual Lecture presents: Jemima Olchawski

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Will this be the election when we finally commit to gender equality for women in the workplace? We all believe in a more equal future. Women are the majority of voters, and steps to address inequality are popular with the electorate. Transforming our economy is not just essential to tackling many of the major challenges we face today, from low growth to labour shortages, but it's also a vote winner.

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Southampton Law School presents: UK Refugee Law in 2023 – An Activist Lawyer’s Perspective

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In giving the Inaugural Lecture for the Centre for International Law and Globalisation, Dr S Chelvan, a Visiting Adjunct Professor with the Law School, a Southampton graduate, and self-identified Activist Lawyer will be providing his personal, professional, and academic insight into this dramatic elevation of the battle between political ideology, and individual human rights and refugee protection.

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50th Anniversary Celebration – Environmental Sciences at Southampton

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FREE INVITATION: Students join us to celebrate 50 years of Environmental Science at Southampton: Friday 21 April 2023

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40th Donald O’May Annual Lecture

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The 40th Donald O'May Annual Lecture will take place on Wednesday 16th November 2022 at Lincoln's Inn, London.

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Farewell to MeXsu – The Magic of Mexico: Some Thoughts and Reflections

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To celebrate the work of MeXsu we are delighted to welcome Dame Judith MacGregor who will deliver a talk drawing on her expert knowledge and experience of the UK-Mexico relationship

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