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Working with the Learning Skills Team – Darcie’s story

Working with the Learning Skills Team – Darcie’s story

Darcie Muller, year 2 English literature student, undertook a 40 hour work placement with the learning skills team as part of her applied humanities: employability in practice module. Read on […]

12 May, 202612 May, 2026 Feedback, Home, Learning SkillsLeave a Comment on Working with the Learning Skills Team – Darcie’s story
Adventures in the archives: an applied humanities placement

Adventures in the archives: an applied humanities placement

When second year English literature student, Rosie Bond, came to work in the archives and special collections, she was enchanted by the historic children’s fiction collection. So much so, that […]

12 May, 202612 May, 2026 Archives / Special Collections, Collection highlights, HomeLeave a Comment on Adventures in the archives: an applied humanities placement
Working on placement with the Learning Skills Team

Working on placement with the Learning Skills Team

Second year history student, Lee Batchelor, has been undertaking a work placement as part of the applied humanities: employability in practice module. Read on to find out more about his […]

11 May, 202611 May, 2026 Feedback, Home, Learning SkillsLeave a Comment on Working on placement with the Learning Skills Team
Shape Our Library – Discover and feedback

Shape Our Library – Discover and feedback

Come and talk to staff about the library, at the Shape Our Library events on the ground floor of Augustine House (11:00 – 15:00), 30 April, 5 May or 13 May.

30 Apr, 202630 Apr, 2026 Canterbury, Feedback, HomeLeave a Comment on Shape Our Library – Discover and feedback
Read, Learn, Return

Read, Learn, Return

With the end of the semester fast approaching and everyone off home for the holidays, remember that those library books need to return home too!

28 Apr, 202628 Apr, 2026 Canterbury, HomeLeave a Comment on Read, Learn, Return
Are you graduating this week? We’re still here to support you

Are you graduating this week? We’re still here to support you

Your relationship with the Library doesn’t have to stop at Graduation. We’re looking forward to supporting your ongoing journey, wherever it takes you.

23 Mar, 202623 Mar, 2026 Canterbury, Home, Medway, Public engagement, Salomons
Supporting you over the Easter Weekend: Library Opening Hours

Supporting you over the Easter Weekend: Library Opening Hours

We are still here for you over the Easter holidays but there are some changes to our opening times and borrowing arrangements over the Easter weekend.

17 Mar, 202617 Mar, 2026 Home
University Mental Health Day 2026: Human Connection

University Mental Health Day 2026: Human Connection

#UniMentalHealthDay
University Mental Health Day is a day dedicated to get the nation talking about student mental health. It is organised in collaboration with UMHAN, The University Mental Health Advisers Network, a national UK charity.

13 Mar, 202613 Mar, 2026 Home, StressLess and wellbeing
Stressless Events in 2026

Stressless Events in 2026

Find out what Stressless events are upcoming in 2026! Each month, themed sessions are held in the library to encourage a peaceful break from studying!

26 Feb, 202623 Apr, 2026 Canterbury, Home, StressLess and wellbeing

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