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A family rethinks what it is to be an empire

Together with his daughter, Imogen Alessio at McGill University in Canada, Professor of History, Dominic Alessio, has just had an article published in the Journal of New Zealand & Pacific Studies.
This is a colorful event poster for "Do You Know Your SDGs?" taking place on Thursday, 21 March at 5:30pm, relating to sustainability goals, featuring various colored squares.

Know your SDGs

Thursday 21 March at 5.30pm, why not join some of our students from Richmond Business School who will be showcasing the UN Compact Sustainable Development Goals or SDGs on the fashion, banking and interior design/architecture sectors. 
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Honours Night 2024 celebrates student success

It was celebrations all round at Richmond American University London’s Honours Night which was held recently at the Clayton Hotel in Chiswick. This event for undergraduates at the University highlights outstanding student achievements…
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You’re invited to a stellar book launch event

This is your invite to join a panel of renowned speakers to celebrate the launch of the book, Social Democracy, by Professor of Politics, Dr Eunice Goes, on Wednesday 20 March, 6.00pm at the Fabian Society, 61 Petty France, London SW1H 9EU.
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‘Navigating Corporate Sustainability Reporting’

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A highly successful training event was held recently on campus and online with the theme, ‘’Corporate Sustainability Reporting, navigating through a maze of standards and certifications’.  This session was the second in the series of…