More Kentish Tales is the second exhibition of work by authors who lived in or wrote about Kent. It is currently taking place in Augustine House library until the end […]
We’ve heard you: Group Study Rooms
We conducted a survey to see how we could make it easier to book group study rooms at AH. Based on responses, we have made a few changes to our booking systems.
Women in Translation and a trio of interconnected factors.
Featured image found on Adobe Stock. Fully licensed under the education license. Created by Aramyan. The women in translation movement. The Women in Translation movement was launched to try and […]
Mentioned in Despatches
This semester volunteering in the archives has led to some interesting discoveries. We’ve been looking at material from the Victorian era, WW1 and WW2. Read on to find out more. […]
The Jocelyn Brooke Collection
In June 2023, Marrin’s Antiquarian bookshop in Folkestone kindly offered Canterbury Christ Church University a collection of material related to the Kent author Jocelyn Brooke which had been collected by […]
In which the author eats humble pie
In a follow-on post from “Discerning the sighs of the times”, the author sighs a lot as she uncovers the truth about the CANTESS conference and discusses the importance of […]
South Asian Heritage Month 2023
From the 18th July to the 17th August, we’re celebrating South Asian Heritage Month to honour our South Asian community and their ‘Stories to Tell’.
Mentioned in Despatches
This semester volunteering in the archives has led to some interesting discoveries. We’ve been looking at material from the Victorian era, WW1 and WW2.
Working with the David Baron Collection
This semester second year students Natalie Tungate and Daniel Randall have been working with the David Baron Collection, a newly acquired collection of objects and Victorian Judaica.