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Donate items today – Help us launch our PCIT Charity Shop!

By Hannah Collins | 27 February 2025

The Parkinson’s Centre for Integrated Therapy are launching the first-ever charity shop at the University of Kent, and raising vital funds to support people living … Read more

In Memoriam: Robin Pitman OBE

By Hannah Collins | 26 February 2025

It is with a great sense sorrow that we announce the passing of Robin Pitman OBE, a distinguished scientist and a beloved alumnus of the … Read more

Join The University of Kent’s Chancellor YolanDa Brown OBE DL in making your mark on Medway’s future

By wkec | 12 December 2024

The University of Kent’s Institute of Cultural and Creative Industries (iCCi), who are leading on Docking Station project invites individuals, businesses, and community members to … Read more

Paris School of Arts and Culture to close

By Hannah Collins | 01 November 2024

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 

By Hannah Collins | 01 November 2024

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

Sean Sayers publishes ‘The Making of a Marxist Philosopher: A Memoir’

By Hannah Collins | 12 September 2024

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

In Memoriam: John Colin Gerrard (Colin)

By Hannah Collins | 18 June 2024

I am very sad to share that John Colin Gerrard (Colin) died on 19th April 2024. Colin worked in the library from 1977-2008. I worked … Read more

Cultivating Wellness: The Therapeutic Power of Gardening for Parkinson’s

By wkec | 30 April 2024

As National Gardening Week approaches, it is a wonderful time to reflect on the profound benefits of gardening for our health and well-being. Whether you … Read more

Remembering John Barron (1925-2024)

By Hannah Collins | 19 April 2024

Chris Barron remembers his father John John Barron was born in Hollingbourne near Maidstone in December 1925. An accountant by trade and son of a … Read more

Alumni and friends support our students with the cost-of-living crisis

By wkec | 27 February 2024

The recent cost of living crisis is impacting all sectors of our society and for students especially, rising costs can have a significant impact on … Read more

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