Category: Campus
Leadership Elections 2017: Kent Union’s Culture Crisis
If accountability is not at the heart of a democratic organisation then it is not unreasonable to…
Why It’s Right for UKC to Keep Building
As Universities go, ours at Kent is very new. This doesn’t mean it is not prestigious though,…
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UKC Study Directly Links Sexual Objectification and Violence
A recent study conducted by psychologists at the University of Kent has proven that there is a…
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Kent Union Black History Month Controversy: Where We Go From Here
The events that have unfolded over the past week emphasise more than just issues within Kent Union…
Fee Free UKC: Should We Have To Pay To Use The Campus Gym?
The gym at the University of Kent at Canterbury campus will set you back £231 for an academic year…
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Canterbury’s not the worst, but we need to remain safety-conscious
It’s a news story that comes up time and time again – crime in Canterbury. Each year new figures…
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Editor’s Analysis: Vice-Chancellor’s Question Time
On 17 November 2015, InQuire, and the rest of student media, was invited to attend…
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What if UK universities favoured STEM subjects?
Earlier this year, Japan announced steps towards favouring higher education courses that “better…
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Are Exams Really the Best Method for Measuring Learning Outcomes?
As an English and American Literature and Creative Writing student, I luckily escaped exams in my…
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Stop Taxing Essentials at Essentials. Period.
In many ancient cultures, it was common practice for women to come together during their periods,…
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One man and an army can make an awful lot of noise, but I know our outward-looking generation can be just as loud.
The last two weeks have been a bit of a rollercoaster ride in politics for the ever-increasing…
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The higher education funding crisis can’t be solved by a £10,000 loan.
George Osborne yesterday announced a new £10,000 per annum ‘post-graduate loan’,…
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