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Refugee Tales to open with a Forum at Kent

By EC | 06 May 2016

Organised by Gatwick Detainees Welfare Group and the School of English at the University of Kent, Refugee Tales 2016 will open with day-long Forum on … Read more

Shakespeare 400 comes to Canterbury

By EC | 24 March 2016

2016 marks the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare and it is being marked nationally and internationally by events and celebrations of the … Read more

Award-winning journalist Amira Hass to speak at Kent

By EC | 15 January 2016

The Centre for Colonial and Postcolonial Studies (in collaboration with the Palestine Centre at SOAS, University of London) has invited Amira Hass, Israel’s leading reporter … Read more

Special screening of ‘Carol’ at Curzon Canterbury

By EC | 04 December 2015

The Centre for Gender, Sexuality and Writing will be hosting a post-screening panel discussion of the film Carol at the Curzon cinema in Canterbury on Sunday 6th … Read more

‘The Queer Persistence of Shakespeare’: Professor Stephen Guy-Bray

By EC | 18 November 2015

‘The Queer Persistence of Shakespeare’ Professor Stephen Guy-Bray (British Columbia) Chair: Dr Declan Kavanagh (University of Kent) 5pm, Monday 23 November Eliot Lecture Theatre 2 … Read more

Festival of English Open Lecture: Woolf

By EC | 11 November 2015

The final Festival of English event will take place on the Canterbury campus next week. Dr Derek Ryan will be giving a paper entitled ‘Virginia … Read more

Canterbury Festival Poet of the Year 2015

By EC | 05 November 2015

The School of English and the Centre for Creative Writing at the University of Kent were proud sponsors of this year’s Canterbury Festival Poet of … Read more

David Herd to open this year’s Esteem Lecture series

By EC | 03 November 2015

The Esteem Lectures series was introduced by Vice-Chancellor Professor Dame Julia Goodfellow in the University of Kent’s 50th anniversary year to celebrate the achievements and … Read more

2015 T S Eliot Memorial Lecture: Terry Eagleton

By EC | 15 October 2015

Jointly sponsored by Eliot College, the Centre for Postcolonial Studies and the School of English the T S Eliot Memorial Lecture will take place in … Read more

Festival of English Poet in Residence Patience Agbabi performs new material

By EC | 05 October 2015

English Literature was one of the University of Kent’s founding subjects. To celebrate the milestone of fifty years at the forefront of local, national and international … Read more

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