August 2020: Teaching British histories of race, migration and empire
With The Runnymede Trust, the IHR Library launches a new crowdsourced guide for teachers and learners on British histories of race, migration and empire.
How the IHR is supporting historians during lockdown
In this period of uncertainty and closures, the IHR looks to support historians, and their research, with a range of digital initiatives.
IHR Doctoral Open Day 2020
This online event provides an opportunity to learn about the programme, meet our staff and current students and discover the Institute’s collections.
August 2020: 'Individuals and Institutions in Medieval Scholasticism', eds. Antonia Fitzpatrick and John Sabapathy
The latest volume in the IHR / RHS New Historical Perspectives series is now available, as Open Access, print & ebook
Published by University of London Press
August 2020: classic essays now available free online
To support research, we're reissuing selected IHR print volumes as Open Access. Classic essays from, among others, R.H. Tawney, Keith Thomas & Eric Hobsbawm.
Sign up for the IHR's monthly e-bulletin
Our monthly news update covers what's going on and what's coming up at the #VirtualIHR. It's delivered at the end of each month by email.
July 2020: IHR Wohl Library, update on services
From Monday 20 July, we are pleased to reopen a scanning and enquiry service for historical researchers at the IHR Library, subject to staff availability.
June 2020: IHR Partnership Seminars. A New Programme
IHR Partnership Seminars connect historians nationally and internationally. We now invite applications for 3 new seminar series, to start in January 2021.
April 2020: New guide to Open and Free Access Research Materials
The IHR has created an extensive guide to Open and Free Access Materials for online historical research, in response to the closure of libraries & archives.
