Why is it so important that we remember the millions of lives that were lost during the Holocaust, and genocides in Rwanda, Bosnia, Cambodia and Darfur? The reason we believe is that it is vital to fight against racism, prejudice, and all forms of discrimination; because they can become a breeding ground for such crimes … Continue reading Holocaust Memorial Day 27 January
St Thomas Aquinas
28th January is Saint Thomas Aquinas day. Have you ever wondered why our college is named after this patron saint? St Thomas Aquinas is the patron saint of scholars. The son of a Count, brought up in castle, he went against the aspirations of his family, who wanted him to be an abbot. He joined … Continue reading St Thomas Aquinas
Your Voice Counts!
This week you have the opportunity to do our quick questionnaire on the 1st and 2nd floor of the Learning Centre. We have paper copies and tablets available. Please ask a member of staff at the help desk if you would prefer to use a tablet. We would love to have your feedback on the … Continue reading Your Voice Counts!
Women’s Prize For Fiction 2018
The Prize is for any full length novel, which is written in English and published between their chosen dates. Any woman no matter age or nationality is eligible to take part in the competition. The winner receives £30,000 and a limited edition bronze figurine. The topic of the book is completely up to the author … Continue reading Women’s Prize For Fiction 2018
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