A 50th anniversary project aims to create a footpath with messages from students, staff, alumni and the local community.
As part of the University’s 50th anniversary celebrations, students, staff, alumni and members of the wider University community can become part of the very fabric of Kent by having a short message or memory engraved on a brick, and set in a new celebratory pathway by the Templeman Library.
The Crab and Winkle Path will commemorate the Canterbury and Whitstable Railway route (known locally as the Crab and Winkle Line), which ran directly below the University grounds.
Set at the heart of the Canterbury campus, this new path will recognise those who have made the University what it is today.
All funds raised will help build the Kent Opportunity Fund, which supports students at Kent by funding scholarships, student projects and bursaries.
Minimum donations are £50 for a two line brick, and £90 for a four line brick.
Join us, and help the next generation of Kent students to walk in your footsteps.
To find out how you can become involved: