It is not widely known that a senior Goldsmiths lecturer played a key military and translation role in the surrender of Germany and bringing an
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Goldsmiths- The First Men Staff 1905
A group of the first men staff for the new Goldsmiths’ College opening in September 1905 was photographed at one of the entrances to the
The George Wood Theatre- prayers, pageants and performances
The George Wood Theatre has been the site of prayers, pageants and performances since the building’s original construction as a chapel for the Royal Naval
Goldsmiths- How it all began 120 years ago in 1904
Goldsmiths as a university was conceptualised, developed and founded during the years 1903, 1904 and 1905. In 1903 the Goldsmiths’ Company in the City of
Destroying thousands of years of scholarship
A perfect storm is destroying thousands of years of scholarship and teaching experience in UK Higher Education. Disaster, crisis, and madness are just some of
Orwell the Teacher
Orwell’s essay ‘Such, Such Were the Joys’ amounts to an excoriating condemnation of the preparatory school system. The young Eric Arthur Blair graduated from his