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A project challenging perceptions of the past begins this month with a pop-up exhibition showcasing medieval and early modern everyday objects - and the stories behind them.

A project and working partnership between Wrexham Museum and the University of Chester has the potential to alter our understanding of Roman North-East Wales and North-West England.

The first step in a project to collect memories of the much-loved Browns of Chester department store will be marked with a pop-up display in the City this month.

Two students did not let the matter of being on the other side of the Atlantic ocean in the USA get in the way of excelling in their studies.

A new project is helping young people to explore their interest in their environment and its past - while illustrating that archaeological discoveries can be made above the ground.

A University of Chester course has received new accreditation from top professional UK bodies, placing it among just 11 UK Higher Education Institutions to have achieved the accolade.

University student volunteers are supporting Chester Cathedral colleagues to ensure historic books are conserved for future generations - and the public is invited to watch the work in action.

Chester’s often overlooked Viking past is given new prominence by a University academic in a short film released to officially launch a series on the city’s rich, global history.

Archaeologists at the University of Chester are part of an exciting new project to help reconnect people with their environment.

A new wide-reaching project will increase opportunities for people to experience and question what we know about history.

The sixth Archaeology Student Conference is a first in its online format and theme exploring how mortuary and funeral practices of the past meet the modern digital world.

A University of Chester academic is placing the spotlight on the city’s important role in a global network of trade and commerce during the Middle Ages.