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Did you know you can access over 1000 magazine titles through the Libby App? It doesn’t matter what you’re interested in we’ve got something for everyone….

02 Nov, 202322 Jul, 2024 Canterbury, Digital library, Home, Medway, Salomons, StressLess and wellbeing
Let’s talk about Stress Awareness

Let’s talk about Stress Awareness

International Stress Awareness Week is a week-long initiative that focuses on acknowledging the stresses of modern life and promoting techniques to combat these stresses. The week promotes the need to be allowed to discuss stress related challenges and foster positive mental wellbeing. 

01 Nov, 202307 Aug, 2024 Canterbury, Diversity and belonging, StressLess and wellbeing
International Artist Day

International Artist Day

International Artist Day; 25th October. “To create one’s own world takes courage.” Georgia O’Keeffe Each year, International Artist Day celebrates the world of art and the creative work that artists […]

25 Oct, 202307 Aug, 2024 Canterbury, Home
National Poetry Day 2023 – Refuge

National Poetry Day 2023 – Refuge

This year, National Poetry Day is based on the theme of Refuge, we look at the poems featured and highlight what will be available in the library to celebrate.

05 Oct, 202322 Jul, 2024 Home
We’ve heard you: Group Study Rooms

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.

01 Sep, 202319 Jul, 2024 Canterbury, Discover Your Library, Feedback, Home
Women in Translation and a trio of interconnected factors.

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 […]

25 Aug, 202329 Jul, 2024 Canterbury, Diversity and belonging, Research
South Asian Heritage Month 2023

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’.

13 Jul, 202301 Aug, 2024 Canterbury, Diversity and belonging, Home
Queering Game Studies and Playing With Our Selves: a Retrospective on 2021’s LGBT+ History Month Games Events

Queering Game Studies and Playing With Our Selves: a Retrospective on 2021’s LGBT+ History Month Games Events

by Dr. Joe Baxter-Webb, Senior Lecturer in Games Design In 2021, I enlisted the help of colleagues and students to put together two games-related events as part of CCCU’s LGBT+ […]

21 Feb, 202329 Jul, 2024 Diversity and belonging, Home
Curriculum Resources:  new teaching resources for education students

Curriculum Resources: new teaching resources for education students

Did you know that Augustine House is home to a wide range of Curriculum Resources, such as books and equipment, which can be borrowed and used within the classroom? Fantastic […]

20 Oct, 202213 Aug, 2024 Canterbury, Collection highlights, Discover Your Library, Home

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