University students are starting to give up alcohol – for good
Sober students sound improbable. Yet amid scenes of club crawls and drinking games, some students are staying off of booze.
By Emma Hooper
Roller Derby – London’s hippest underground women’s sport
Kamikaze Kitten skates through the pack. The power of the golden hot pants can’t stop her as she continues to race to victory, with rival Lola Volkano tight on her wheels. She scores one point. Two points. The crowd goes wild.
By Fabiola Buchele & Nadine Ramsberg
We need to start caring about the Student Union
Anyone notice the Students’ Union by-elections a few weeks back?
A mere 400 students.
By Myriam Dijck
Are Kingston’s clubbers still safe?
Kingston nightclubs have reassured students that they are safe, following the death of a clubber at a student rave in Northampton earlier this month.
Support the National Demo ask SWP party
The Socialist Worker Party (SWP) has called on Kingston students to rally in support of the national demonstration on November 9.
By Joe Stanley-Smith
London 2012 Olympic games come to Kingston to search for local talent to carry the torch
The London 2012 Olympic torch tour is heading to Kingston University as part of a nationwide search for talented and inspirational young people.
By Ashleigh Wight
The future of today’s youth looks bright enough to me
My great uncle who fought in the RAF against the Nazis would have rung my neck if I tried telling him that we have it hard.
By George Wright
It might not be war torn Britain, but our future won’t be a walk in the park
“Back in the day” are the immortal words every young person has heard at least once and I’m no exception.
By Jess Osbaldeston
Review: Soderbergh’s Contagion sets new bar for viral pandemic thrillers
Steven Soderbergh has done it again with his new thriller about a fast-spreading disease. Featuring a star-studded cast, clever filming and frantic pace, this complex Hollywood epic doesn’t dissapoint.
By Joyce See