Eleanor of Aquitaine is considered to be one of the most powerful and formidable women of the High Middle Ages (c.1100-1300); she was brave, outrageous, artistic, adventurous, and political.

Last year, an AI generated video went viral across social media platforms depicting a caryatid, currently displayed in the British Museum, springing to life as she runs back home to her waiting ‘sisters’ in the Acropolis Museum, Athens.

Motorsport has never been a welcoming space for women. But that never stopped Susie Wolff.

Given the outcome of the most recent American presidential election, the story of Alethia ‘Lethe’ Tanner (c. 1785–1864) feels particularly necessary to recount and reclaim.

Miller’s most profound work was created during her time as a war journalist and photographer.

The institution of British government has almost always been dominated by men.

For many of us in Britain, an Anglo-centric education has positioned Britain and the USA at the forefront of the women’s suffrage movement.

Anne of Denmark – even the name historians use to popularly refer to the queen consort of James VI and I is a misnomer.