Coleg y Celfyddydau, Dyniaethau a Gwyddorau Cymdeithasol

Newyddion

The ethics of airbrushing

16 Hydref 2014

Mae myfyriwr o Brifysgol Caerdydd wedi ennill cystadleuaeth traethawd genedlaethol, yn trafod achos moesol busnesau sy'n defnyddio'r offeryn brwsh aer.

Professor Gillian Bristow and Dr Adrian Healy address the recovery of the eurozone economies

15 Hydref 2014

The School’s Professor Gillian Bristow and Dr Adrian Healy have addressed the slow recovery of the eurozone economies in a new post for the Conversation.

Alumna Rachel Walker heads to Hollywood with award winning show choir

15 Hydref 2014

Rachel Walker graduated from the School of Music in 2003 and has enjoyed a career which has seen her perform across the UK, Austria and Prague.

Coma Songs

10 Hydref 2014

Mae ymchwil academaidd i brofiadau teuluoedd sydd ag anafiadau difrifol i’w hymennydd wedi’i throsi’n rhaglen radio, er mwyn darparu mewnwelediad i’r penblethau torcalonnus maent yn eu hwynebu.

Researcher wins funding to investigate translation and literature in Europe

10 Hydref 2014

Dr Rhian Atkin has been awarded a grant to research in the translation of literatures of small European nations.

Historian’s first book shortlisted in Scotland’s most prestigious literary award

6 Hydref 2014

The first book by a historian at Cardiff University has been shortlisted in the prestigious Saltire Society Book of the Year Awards 2014 in its sister capital city.

Cardiff University Q-Step Centre holds inaugural conference

3 Hydref 2014

'Mainstreaming Quantitative Methods – Opportunities and Challenges’ was the topic of the inaugural Cardiff University Q-Step Centre conference held on campus recently.

Nofel ar Y Silff Lyfrau

30 Medi 2014

Rhyw Flodau Rhyfel, the debut novel of Dr Llŷr Gwyn Lewis, a lecturer at the School of Welsh, has been chosen as one of the volumes of The Bookcase this year.

Reaching new international audiences – world’s first ever comprehensive guide to Manichaeism goes Japanese

30 Medi 2014

The first comprehensive introduction to Manichaeism aimed at the non-specialist and undergraduate reader Manichaeism: An Ancient Faith Rediscovered is now reaching new international markets following its translation into Japanese.

New book by Cardiff historian explores cultural influence on popular views of World War One

30 Medi 2014

This latest work British Culture & the First World War: Experience, Representation and Memory by Cardiff Senior Lecturer in Modern European History Dr Toby Thacker explores how music, art and other forms of culture created from the time of the Great war have shaped views of the conflict.