Professor Philip Murphy , director of the Institute of Commonwealth Studies (ICWS), is quoted in the Guardian article, ‘ Remembrance Sunday brings taste of kingship for Prince Charles ’. The story, picked up by Yahoo! UK and Ireland , includes a debate about whether Prince Charles will succeed the Queen as head of the Commonwealth and whether this will be cemented at next April’s Commonwealth heads of government summit in London with meetings at Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle and St James’s Palace. ‘There may be some kind of formal agreement in April, said Professor Murphy.

The Warburg Institute is name-checked in a Scoop review of The Expatriates . The book tells the history of four ‘extraordinary’ New Zealanders including Joe Trapp, whose story ‘mostly unfolds through his association with the Warburg Institute in London, an organisation dedicated to the survival of antiquity and “its influence on culture in all its forms’’’. The institute is also mentioned in an  ABC Australia   article entitled 'The University is dead, long live the academy! Reflections on the future of knowledge'. 

The School’s nine-day Being Human festival of the humanities (17–25 November), features on BBC News , ITV News , in The Voice Newspaper , North East Connect , IanVisits and The Brighton Magazine .

Dr Lynne Walker , senior research fellow at the Institute of Historical Research ( IHR ), is name checked in an E-Architect article entitled ‘Women in the UK architecture profession’. The report highlights Dr Walker’s role in an exhibition by the Architectural Association School (AA) documenting the AA’s graduates from 1917 to 2017.