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24 Feb 2026

Peace, Love and Positive Coercion: Making Systemic Change Fun For Everyone

  • Clock outline 08:30-09:30
  • Users Open to the public, staff and students

Join us for an engaging Breakfast Briefing that brings together creativity, behavioural insight and real-world impact.

  • Arts and culture
  • Careers and employability
  • Civic Mission
3 Mar 2026

Mari Mathias and Filkin's Drift

  • Clock outline 19:00-21:00
  • cymraeg-icon Available in Welsh
  • Users Open to the public, staff and students

Cardiff University School of Music and Prosiect Pūtahitanga present Mari Mathias and Filkin’s Drift

  • Arts and culture
4 Mar 2026

Comfort Colonialism: How Air-Conditioning took over the world

  • Clock outline 17:30-19:00
  • Users Open to the public, staff and students

Join us for another exciting event in our public lecture series

  • Arts and culture
  • Environment and sustainability
  • Politics, society and history
  • Science and technology
4 Mar 2026

Engaging Learners in Large Group Settings

  • Clock outline 14:00-15:30
  • Users Open to staff

Do you teach in large lectures and / or seminars and want to enhance engagement and learning in those tricky settings?

  • Arts and culture
  • Learning and teaching
10 Mar 2026

Cappella Fede

  • Clock outline 19:00-21:00
  • Users Open to the public, staff and students

PRIMA DONNA NEWLY-DISCOVERED CANTATAS AND ARIAS FROM EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ITALY Antonio Vivaldi, Francesco Mancini, Pietro Pizzolo, Maria Rosa Coccia and more. Musical Director: Peter Leech

  • Arts and culture
18 Mar 2026

The Tom Hopkinson Lecture 2026: Saving the news to save the nation. How to ensure public service journalism survives in the UK and delivers the news audiences want and need

  • Clock outline 17:30-19:00
  • Users Open to the public, staff and students

The Sir Tom Hopkinson Lecture 2026

  • Arts and culture
  • Civic Mission
  • Politics, society and history
21 Apr 2026

Unbuilt Architecture: Conference

  • Clock outline 10:00-16:00
  • Users Open to public and staff

From visionary utopias and speculative designs to unrealised commissions and abandoned plans, unbuilt projects for the built environment offer rich material for critical inquiry. Remaining fixed to the page (or screen), or to the model-makers' benches, unmade proposals can help shape discourse, influence practice, and reflect—or react against—the cultural, political, and technological contexts of their time. Some may have been designed from the outset as capricci, and, therefore, were never meant to be made; some find their home within iterative design processes; and others have suffered the disappointing hand of rejection or abandonment. Other spaces are intentionally—or unintentionally—unbuilt: via demolition, rewilding, or 'blank’. All tell manifold stories.

  • Arts and culture
  • Environment and sustainability
  • Learning and teaching
  • Politics, society and history
  • Research
25 Apr 2026

South Asian Heritage Month 2026 Theme Launch

  • Clock outline 13:00-15:00
  • Users Open to the public, staff and students

South Asian Heritage Month 2026 is coming to campus. Join us on Saturday 25th April, 1pm to 3pm for the South Asian Heritage Month Theme Event, an afternoon of conversation, culture, and community, with panel discussions, live performances, and refreshments. This year’s theme, Celebrate, Commemorate, Educate, will be introduced by co founder Binita Kane, setting the tone for the year ahead.

  • Arts and culture
  • Equality and diversity