We are delighted to present the fifth issue of the WRoCAH Student Journal, and showcase the fantastic work being undertaken across the Universities of Leeds, Sheffield, and York. As editors, this has been a wonderful experience in encountering and engaging with the breadth of research being undertaken by our colleagues in the arts and humanities. It has not been without …

With this, the fantastic fourth issue of the WRoCAH Student Journal, we come to a crucial point for the team.  As we prepare to bid farewell to some of our original members and express our gratitude for their hard work in setting the journal up, we must of course also thank our authors and reviewers for their valuable contributions, without …

Editorial_ Third issue in and, once again, the journal is representative of the WRoCAH organisation it hopes to serve.  What does it represent?  Variety.  Or perhaps eclecticism would be a better word.  Within the obvious criteria of belonging to the arts and humanities, the extent of different ideas and subjects that are covered by WRoCAH students is boundless.  Before the …

Editorial Welcome to issue 2 of the WRoCAH Student Journal.  When I first heard that WRoCAH did not have its own journal, I was surprised. It seemed obvious that an organisation as founded on collaboration as WRoCAH would have leapt at the opportunity for a collaborative journal.  In truth, they did leap at it, rather taking me by surprise when …