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Yom Kippur
What is it and when does it take place? This year, Yom Kippur begins at sundown on Sunday 20 September and ends at nightfall on … Read more
'Find Your Space at Kent' Challenge
Challenge yourself and your friends to find all the campus locations, scan the QR codes and win! The Campus Services Estate Space Planning team are … Read more
Students urged to ‘stop and think before you click’ as student finance payments begin
As students across the country prepare to start or return to university, the Student Loans Company (SLC) are urging you to ‘stop and think before … Read more
Building a more accessible digital Kent with AI
“Please check accessibility.” Jonathan Thirlwell types four words into Codex. The AI opens a set of custom accessibility instructions he has created, examines the website … Read more
A busy September: Presenting our results
September has already been a very busy month for the project team. We began the month by hosting our end-of-project workshop at the British Museum. … Read more
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