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Horst Schade – A lifelong commitment to human rights and opportunity

By wkec | 27 June 2025

For Horst Schade, giving to the University of Kent’s Sanctuary Fund is not just an act of philanthropy—it’s an affirmation of values he has lived … Read more

Kent’s Chancellor – and alumna – YolanDa Brown closes Business Summit with fireside chat

By Hannah Collins | 28 May 2025

On Tuesday 13 May the University hosted its ninth Kent and Medway Business Summit, welcoming businesses and policymakers to our Canterbury campus for a day … Read more

Scholar Spotlight: Annabel Gale, recipient of the First 500 Scholarship

By Hannah Collins | 29 April 2025

Annabel Gale is the University’s 2024/25 First 500 Scholar. She is in her first year of a Classical Studies degree, having always had a strong … Read more

Make your next read a book from a fellow Kent alumnus!

By Hannah Collins | 29 April 2025

Are you looking to get stuck into a new book? Our English graduates have you covered, with plenty of recent and upcoming publications to explore. … Read more

Imogen Amos claims sporting world record

By Hannah Collins | 28 April 2025

Former Kent Sport Scholar, Imogen Amos (Biomedical Science, 2023), became a HYROX world-record holder earlier this year in the Women’s U24 category at the European … Read more

Kent alumni to share industry expertise at Kent and Medway Business Summit

By Hannah Collins | 17 April 2025

We are delighted that a number of alumni will be speaking at the upcoming Kent and Medway Business Summit to share their expertise and insights. … Read more

Alumna and BBC Radio1Xtra’s Fee Mak gives broadcasting masterclass

By Hannah Collins | 26 March 2025

Earlier this month we were lucky enough to have Kent alumna and BBC Radio1Xtra’s Fee Mak (French And Business Administration, 2019) return to campus and … Read more

Alumnus and leading politician Mark Drakeford makes Kent return

By Hannah Collins | 26 March 2025

The School of Economics, Politics and International Relations were pleased to welcome alumnus and former First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford (Latin and English, 1976) … Read more

Kent in India reception celebrates alumni success

By Hannah Collins | 26 March 2025

We were delighted to meet over a hundred alumni and guests at our Kent in India event in Delhi on Friday 7 March 2025. The … Read more

Scholar Spotlight: Alp Arslan, recipient of the Alumni Postgraduate Scholarship

By Hannah Collins | 22 January 2025

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

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