Orwell’s dystopian novel imagines the ‘worst of all possible worlds’, where all the social, political and religious institutions have broken down as a result of … Read more
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Get tested at new coronavirus local test site in Canterbury
A walk-through coronavirus testing facility is now open at Rutherford Car Park in Canterbury, as part of the Government’s UK-wide drive to improve the accessibility of … Read more
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Order Up! - The app for mobile ordering on campus
Order Up! is Kent’s brand new app for mobile ordering and payment at your favourite bars, cafés and restaurants on the Canterbury campus. Download for … Read more
Covid-19 regular testing: where to get tested on campus
Students and staff who are not showing Covid-19 symptoms (ie are asymptomatic) should get tested twice a week. It’s easy to get tested on campus; … Read more
Welcome Week Events at the Gulbenkian Arts Centre!
The Gulbenkian are excited to announce their welcome week events for students at the University of Kent! Term kicks off with outdoor live music presented … Read more
Varsity Code 2021
Represent the University of Kent in Showcode’s head-to-head student coding competition. Kent made the final last year so we need to go one better this … Read more
Well-connected Students Wanted at YOUR University Campus
Are you well connected on your university campus? Are you looking to earn extra money alongside your studies this year? Would you like to represent … Read more
Federalism, but how? The impact of vertical fiscal imbalance on economic growth. Evidence from Belgium
A new paper published by Alessio Mitra, PhD candidate in Economics at Kent, shows how a how a fiscally unbalanced federal system can be used … Read more