Alp Arslan is the 2024 recipient of the Alumni Postgraduate Scholarship. The funding has enabled him to begin his PhD in Biomedical Engineering, through which … Read more
Author: Hannah Collins
Peter Morton brings Half a String’s The Snowsmith back to Gulbenkian
This December, Peter Morton (Drama and Theatre Studies, 2013) returns to our Canterbury campus to delight audiences with 12 further performances of the ethereal winter … Read more
Kyrah Gray scores first sketch show with Comedy Central
Kyrah Gray (Drama and Theatre, 2019) is continuing to build on her success in the world of comedy with her first sketch show released this … Read more
Kent graduate Oti Ukubeyinje gives masterclass to Kent students
Thanks to Oti Ukubeyinje from Diageo for the inspirational talk he gave to the MSc Marketing students at Kent Business School, University of Kent. Oti graduated from … Read more
Paris School of Arts and Culture to close
After many successful years in Paris, delivering three MA courses at the Paris School of Arts and Culture (PSAC), we have decided that the current … Read more
Kent Memories: Tom Wolfe comes to Canterbury
Words by Adrian Smith, Emeritus Professor of Modern History at the University of Southampton. There he stood, silently acknowledging an awestruck audience as his host … Read more
Ibs Sessay headlines Alumni Comedy Night
The Stand Up Comedy Society welcomed seven recent graduates back to Canterbury for an unmissable night of laughs during Welcome Week, hosted by local comedian … Read more
Alumnus He Sun launches Cotswold Mist – an illustrated cinematic fantasy novel
VFX Supervisor He Sun (MSc Digital Visual Effects, 2008) has begun a Kickstarter campaign alongside friends from the entertainment industry to launch their project Cotswold … Read more
Make a will for free – and support students of the future
As we approach Free Wills Month, we’ve partnered with expert will writers, Octopus Legacy (formerly known as Guardian Angel), to offer you the chance to … Read more
Sean Sayers publishes ‘The Making of a Marxist Philosopher: A Memoir’
Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, Sean Sayers, who taught at Kent from 1969 until 2009, has published a highly readable and thought-provoking memoir of his family … Read more