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Get tested at new coronavirus local test site in Canterbury
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Olly Double to speak at London Business School's TedX event
Head of Comedy and Popular Performance at the School of Arts, Olly Double, will be speaking at the upcoming TedX event hosted by London Business … Read more
Anne Marie Galmstrup to give the first KASA Open Lecture of 2021
Kent Architectural Student Association’s (KASA) first open lecture of 2021 will be given by Anne Marie Galmstrup, Founding Director of Galmstrup Architects on Tuesday 9 … Read more
New book by Hans Maes
Hans Maes and co-author Petra van Brabandt have just published a monograph (in Dutch) on the ‘art vs. porn’ debate. Art or Porn? The … Read more
Safety and wellbeing of students remains top priority for Kent Law School
Teaching has begun for the new term this week and the safety and wellbeing of staff and students continues to be a top priority for Kent … Read more
Charityworks- Working in the non-profit sector
Charityworks is the graduate programme for the UK non-profit sector, placing over 100 candidates each year into full-time paid roles with our charity partners. Applications for … Read more
What will be the lasting 'headlines' of Trump’s four years in office?
Today as the transfer of power took place in Washington from President Donald Trump to President Elect Joe Biden –Dr Andy Wroe, Senior Lecturer in American Politics and … Read more