I'm so excited to share that yesterday I passed my comprehensive exams and am now a PhD Candidate!

The recording of our roundtable ‘Recording a Reformation: preserving the stories of closed churches’ is now available on the @ihr.bsky.social website www.history.ac.uk/podcasts/rec... A brilliant session highlighting the urgency with which this needs to happen & suggesting how it could be done.

The next British Legal History Conference in Nottingham, 2026: www.nottingham.ac.uk/research/gro... Looking forward to all the #LegalHistory

My first article is available online now! It investigates Elizabethan treason legislation in the context of her excommunication. Let me know if you would like a copy! www.jstor.org/stable/27371...

A lovely surprise in the mail yesterday - my first peer-reviewed article in print! Thank you to Anglican & Episcopal History for such a positive first publishing experience! The digital publication should be out soon!

I'm excited to announce that my research image won People's Choice and received an honourable mention from the judges! Thank you to everyone who voted for my image!

I recently entered a contest to share a photo that represents my research. Voting is open and I would love to have your vote! (I'm the only Hannah on the list). (My photo is black & white with stone pillars) grad.ucalgary.ca/images-resea...

LegalHistoryMiscellany.com, a collaborative academic blog run with @sarabutler.bsky.social and @drkdwatson.bsky.social (and hosting guest posts from others), now has a handle here: @legalmiscellany.bsky.social. Give us a follow! #skystorians

Grad students new to London, the Summer School was so helpful and fun!! It opened my eyes to new perspectives for my research! And the theme is so exciting!

A Chancery case I’m looking at from the 1650s has two parties fighting over custody of a “Spleene Stone” worth £10. I’ve never heard of a spleen stone before! Does anyone have any insights? OED says: a stone supposed to cure disorders of the spleen. But could it also be related to anger issues?

New on the IHR Blog! Read about our #London #SummerSchool 2024 on 'Rivers' - including video, and participant feedback. And discover more about our upcoming 2025 London Summer School on #Rebels. blog.history.ac.uk/2024/11/my-t...

Call for Papers! The History Graduate Students Union at the University of Calgary is hosting its annual Graduate History Conference! Online and in-person presentations welcome! Please share with graduate and senior undergraduate students! #history #gradstudents #conference

The Selden's Sister Mentoring Scheme is now ready to start matching mentors and mentees in #legalhistory. You can express your interest (and read the Data Protection Policy) here: www.seldenssister.com/mentoring

Who wants some fabulous, free, online #LegalHistory with added #Pirates ??? Well of course you do! Law and History Network will be hearing from Graham Moore on 20th November, 5.30-6.30 UK time. Sign up! www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/confederac...

Some mid-term updates: - My first article was accepted - I'm over halfway through my comps reading list - I was appointed to sit on the Council of General Synod for the Anglican Church of Canada and am seeing the impact my research can have - I mastered a gluten-free pie crust recipe

Had an absolutely fabulous time at #BLHC2024 So many amazing and inspiring papers and just a lovely bunch of people who made my first time in the UK a great experience! Also, the venues were beautiful!!

I submitted my first article to a journal today. After a long and hard semester, I'm feeling so proud of myself and the work I have accomplished! Featuring the finally green trees from my post-submission adrenaline high walk