Category: polirnews

Devellennes’ new book examines Macron’s political career from his rise as a public figure to his time as a president. When Emmanuel Macron was elected … Read more

On the 22nd and 23rd of October, the first Model United Nations conference of the academic year – ULMUN – took place, reuniting 100+ students … Read more

Third Year Politics Student, and Chair of the Kent University Conservative Association, Eamon O’Reilly, attended the Conservative Party Conference this year in Birmingham prioritising the … Read more

Prime Minister in Waiting? Third Year History and Politics student Meg Payne details her experience as a delegate to the Labour Party Conference last week. … Read more

We are all in awe of Dr Nadine Ansorg‘s achievement on her summer ‘break’ riding the Transcontinental, a self-supported bicycle race across Europe. Described as … Read more

British Summer Time: Strikes, Brexit, Environmental Impact and another Conservative Party Leadership Election. We respond to the heat in this month’s news round up. The … Read more

Alumna Grace Couch, recently received the “Rising Star” award in the Municipal Journal Achievement Awards 2022 for her work as Climate and Ecologial Emergency Project … Read more

On Thursday 14 July, the Class of 2022 graduated in Canterbury Cathedral and celebrated with a reception in Westgate Hall. We were able to catch … Read more

We’ve had a lot to celebrate this month, from world leading research to outstanding teaching as well as raising a toast to the next generation … Read more

Attitudes to vaccination are closely shaped by whether people trust scientists, according to Dr Ben Seyd, Will Jennings (University of Southampton) and Joseph Hamm (Michigan State University). Business … Read more