The Templeman Library at Kent looks after over 150 archival collections, many of which are of local, national and international interest. The University of Kent … Read more

Associate Lecturer, Nicole Graham, has written a chapter called ‘Laughing with “horrible” people: reaffirming ethical boundaries through laughter’ in a new book, Ethics in Comedy: … Read more

Chris’ guest this week is Paul Hedges, Associate Professor in Interreligious Studies at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, in Singapore. … Read more

Chris’ guest this week is Christine Atchison, who lives in the suburbs of Toronto, and recently completed a PhD which explored transcendence in film. Christine … Read more

Classics Day is an annual celebration of the latest research in the Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies at the University of Kent. It is … Read more

Join the Department of Religious Studies for a weekly series of talks covering topics in Chinese Philosophy, laughter, spirituality to the sacred and how we … Read more

To mark Mental Health Awareness Week 2021, here is a round-up of posts from across the Division of Arts and Humanities. MA Postcolonial Studies student, … Read more

In celebration of Mental Health Awareness week, Head of Department of Philosophy, Dr Graeme A. Forbes has written an article on friendship, mental health, and … Read more

By Safron Salhan Second year, BA (Hons) Asian Studies and German As we come towards the end of another academic year, we find ourselves again … Read more

Dr Chris Deacy interviews poet, stand up comedian, academic, journalist, broadcaster and ethnographer, Kate Fox as part of his Nostalgia Interviews. Kate talks about her last … Read more