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Marking World MS Day: vital research into domestic abuse and MS
To mark World MS Day, the School of Sociology and Social Policy are showcasing the vital work of colleagues relating to Multiple Sclerosis and Domestic Abuse and Violence (DVA).
Preserving human stories in an AI age
At a time when AI increasingly shapes how knowledge is organised, analysed, and acted upon, a University of Leeds resource offers the nuance, contradiction, and lived complexity of human existence.
Alumni Memories: Bernard Quoroll (Law LLB 1970)
From prize-winning Leeds student to local government leader, Bernard Quoroll reflects on legal study, evolving jurisprudence, and a career shaped by public service and changing times.
Disablement in the Age of Ambivalence: New Insights from Dr Tom Campbell
Dr Tom Campbell has recently published his new book ‘Disablement in the Age of Ambivalence: A Social Theory Perspective on Disability in Solid and Liquid Modernity’.
Shaping minds abroad: MA TESOL students give their reflections on internship in Armenia
MA TESOL and MA TESOL Studies students recently participated in a teaching internship at the American University of Armenia (AUA).