A round-up of the bizarre and brilliant of the web corralled by the University of Portsmouth Library.
If you haven’t discovered the wonderful world of zines, you’re really missing out. Zines are small-scale productions exploring subjects of interest in new and original ways. Fanzines explore all manner of topics of interest, offering often subversive insights and alternative …
Join Positive Minds Portsmouth for a celebration of their creative writing group, 3-5 pm on Saturday 7 July in the Greenhouse Community Space, Victoria Park.
We are delighted to welcome more displays this year curated by Dr Annabel Tremlett for Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month. This year, we are celebrating the work of local Roma artist Delaine Le Bas. Delaine Le Bas works in a transdisciplinary way: she combines …
When everything we read is told to us from a single point of view, it becomes difficult to discern the subtle and systematic bias we are being fed. Everyone is inherently biased, being possessed of limited knowledge, perspective, and experience, …
By Dr. Annabel Tremlett | University of Portsmouth Honouring Rich Heritage Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month (GRTHM) celebrates the vibrant cultures, stories, and contributions of these communities to UK history and present day life. This year, the University of …
Celebrating Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month 2025 Read more »
It’s official – the University is an official partner of Portsmouth Pride 2025, which is on Saturday 11 7 June this year. Whether you identify as LGBTQ+ or not, we hope to see you there – it’s a fun and …
The First Floor cabinet displays a selection of work by Level 5 BA (Hons) Illustration students studying the Professional Skills Development module. The module focuses on the practice of drawing as an integral part of illustration, exploring a range of …
Leporellos: BA (Hons) Illustration: Professional Skills Development Read more »
Knowing how stress changes you lets you make stress work for you. Learning to shift your working focus to capitalise on your mood can make working under pressure (almost) fun!
It has long been known that body and mind are inseparable. The body resonates with what arises in the heart-mind, and the mind watches and responds to tension and relaxation in the body. This is why exercise is touted as …
Fighting for stillness: mindfulness and the rediscovery of Ko-do Read more »
You might learn more faster by taking more frequent breaks. One way to work smarter rather than harder is to focus for 25 minutes then take a 5 minute break to do something entirely different to reset your concentration ready for another 25 minute sprint.
