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Browsing: Annamarie Jagose

Jagose dodges questions about FASS cuts at consultation with students and staff

News September 9, 2021By Lily Campbell and Tom Williams

Students from the Education Action Group (EAG) today joined the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS)…

‘I’m not sure what girlboss feminism is’: Arts dean censured by students in her own lecture

News September 3, 2021By Rory Larkins

Jagose began her response by remarking that “I seem to have lost sight of my own self.”

Annamarie Jagose appointed Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Provost

News August 30, 2021By Max Shanahan

Professor Annamarie Jagose, the current Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, will be promoted to Deputy Vice-Chancellor…

A Public Letter to Annamarie Jagose

Letters June 25, 2021By A group of concerned students from within the Gender and Cultural Studies Department

In response to the recent message to the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

FASS Dean under hermeneutic suspicion of wage theft

Comedy June 18, 2021By Judy Butts

Know her name.

“Our uni has been overrun by a culture of profit”: Hundreds protest to save the Arts

News June 2, 2021By Claire Ollivain

Students and staff united against the potential dissolution of SLAM and closure of departments.

Studies in Religion to be replaced with CathSoc major

Comedy May 3, 2021By Miss Ionary Position

Thou shall think critically!

SLAM faces axe; two departments likely to be cut with job losses expected

News April 29, 2021By Max Shanahan and Claire Ollivain

The Departments of Studies in Religion and Theatre and Performance Studies are likely to be closed entirely.

Arts Dean only funds 100th ARNA edition after Honi inquiry

News September 21, 2018By Millie Roberts

Funds conveniently appeared a mere few hours before the milestone journal was launched

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