Oliver, a trail-blazing Labrador-Retriever who offers comfort and emotional support to victims of crime, the first of his kind in Europe, is honoured with an Order of Merit by vet charity PDSA.
Winners of the Primary Engineer Leaders Award south east have been celebrated at a special ceremony hosted by the University recognising their creative engineering ideas to solve real world problems.
An ancient mummified Egyptian head has been examined using a computed tomography (CT) scanner at Maidstone Hospital with the aim to reveal and reconstruct the hidden history of the individual.
Canterbury Christ Church University has twinned with a Ukrainian university to share resources and show support in a collective gesture of solidarity with Ukrainian institutions, staff and students.
This Refugee Week Canterbury Christ Church University staff and students join with the local community to celebrate and educate about the lives of refugees and those seeking sanctuary.
More than 80 professionals from 11 organisations and businesses across Kent and Medway, came together last week to compete in a variety of sports-day inspired activities.
New techniques in the latest 3D printing technology are being explored to help improve processes used to purify and provide fresh water to parts of Egypt.
A project exploring how we use photographs to live with grief will be hosting a safe and friendly space for people to share photographs and stories of a loved-one this weekend at The Beaney.
Modern universities are key actors in their region's economy and workforce development and must be utilised by the government to achieve its levelling up agenda according to a new MillionPlus report.
Through the work of the Centre for Kent History and Heritage celebrate Kent Day and discover the county’s past and significant role its people, towns and ports played in UK history.
Canterbury will show its solidarity with Ukraine and the Ukrainian people at a major community event to be held in the centre of the city on Saturday 28 May.
A group of first year Engineering students have won a £3,000 prize fund for their design of a new high security lock for commercial vehicles.