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Author: Miriam Sandiford

Support for students affected by Hurricane Melissa

By Miriam Sandiford | 30 October 2025

We are saddened to learn about the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, Haiti and the rest of the Caribbean. We are aware that … Read more

Financial support funds opening Mon 3 Nov

By Miriam Sandiford | 28 October 2025

We’re here for you with our wide range of financial support options. We don’t want a lack of funds to be the reason you struggle … Read more

Business Start-Up Journey Launch Success

By Miriam Sandiford | 27 October 2025

On 22 October, the Business Start-Up Journey launch event transformed a lecture theatre in Sibson into a hub of entrepreneurial energy and inspiration. Students, alumni … Read more

What’s your favourite scary book? Halloween book recommendations

By Miriam Sandiford | 24 October 2025

This October’s spooky season has Dr Jenny DiPlacidi, a lecturer who specialises in Gothic Studies, asking staff and students what their favourite scary books are. … Read more

Babel Lecture: John Vice, former Editor of Debates in the House of Lords, 30 Oct

By Miriam Sandiford | 24 October 2025

We are delighted to be hosting the annual Babel Lecture 2025, in partnership with Babel Magazine. Join us on Thursday 30 October for a free … Read more

Canterbury campus scavenger hunt

By Miriam Sandiford | 23 October 2025

Get to know your campus! We’re running a scavenger hunt across the Canterbury campus to help you familiarise yourself with some of our Study Hubs, … Read more

Voices for Sanctuary: Gospel music at Canterbury Cathedral, 31 Oct

By Miriam Sandiford | 23 October 2025

Gospel music comes to Canterbury Cathedral in Support of Refugee and Asylum-Seeking Students. This Autumn term, the University of Kent marks its 60th anniversary and … Read more

Exam Adjustment requests deadline, 7 Nov

By Miriam Sandiford | 21 October 2025

What is an Inclusive Learning Plan? Inclusive Learning Plans (ILPs) specify reasonable adjustments for your programme of study, including assessments, and exams. You will usually be … Read more

Become a member: Student Committee for the Arts

By Miriam Sandiford | 17 October 2025

The Institute of Cultural and Creative Industries, iCCi, is recruiting new members for their Student Committee for the Arts!  Meet new people, network with artists … Read more

Welcome to the Wellbeing Café!

By Miriam Sandiford | 16 October 2025

Welcome to the Wellbeing Café – a space to connect with other students in a relaxed environment with a focus on promoting your wellbeing and … Read more

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