The iconic film A Canterbury Tale celebrates 80 years since its release with the University welcoming multiple Oscar and awards winner Thelma Schoonmaker Powell to a special event to discuss the film.
A new partnership advocating for gender equality in games and technology has been launched this week.
Dr Alan Meades, Principal Lecturer in Games Design, at Canterbury Christ Church University, has been researching and documenting one of Britain’s most-loved activities for the past decade.
With a recent focus on ‘speaking skills’ being as important as literacy, a new programme in Kent is leading the way in changing how young people use their voices.
This year (2023) marks Canterbury Christ Church University’s 13th year as Partner and Principal Sponsor of Canterbury Festival, celebrating and championing arts and culture in the city.
Three members of the Broadhurst family celebrated graduating together last week, at a unique event at Canterbury Christ Church University’s winter graduation ceremonies.
An exhibition looking into metals and minerals and how they are used in photography is taking place at The Hive in Birmingham next month.
A free family friendly festival is being held in October by Canterbury Christ Church University to celebrate their contribution to Kent's rich and diverse cultural history and creativity.
Multi Emmy and BAFTA winning documentary-film producer and director, and alumna, Kate Blewett, has been recognised as one of the UK’s greatest creative hits
Angela Pickard, in the School of Creative Arts and Industries, has become the first Professor of Dance Education in the UK.
This year, Tremaine Richard Noel, achieved a prestigious Forbes Under-30 listing, an accolade which celebrates some of the world's most entrepreneurial young minds.
Third-year Multimedia Journalism student, David Applin, has won this year’s IRN Student Journalist of the Year award.