Kingston Karting Society (KOKS) qualified to the next round of the British Universities Karting Championships (BUKC) on Wednesday.
By Surena Chande
Education News Round-Up
RiverOnline brings you the biggest stories in the education pages this week, from teaching strikes on November 30 to sex education rows in schools.
By Ashleigh Wight
Student rioter spared full jail sentence
A KU film student who was involved in the London riots was spared a full jail sentence as he faced being thrown out of his final year at Kingston.
By Erica Sesay
The River and Mouth magazine shortlisted for Guardian student media awards
The River and Mouth magazine have again been shortlisted at The Guardian Student Media Awards which take place on Wednesday in London.
By Fabiola Büchele
J Cole performs at Oceana Nightclub
Oceana ‘Can’t Get Enough’ enough of J Cole.
By Adrianna Haynes
Bloody violence in Berrylands
A KU student has a metal plate in his hand and another had to have three stitches after being the victims of an alcohol-fuelled attack.
By Niya Sinckler
Duckrabbit’s Peter Rudge to speak at this weeks lunctime lecture
Duckrabbit media company multimedia journalist Peter Rudge, will give students tips on developing their photo and video journalism skills.
By Ashleigh Wight
Kingston Christmas lights. Turned off by the turn on?
Today is November 17 and I am already sick of Christmas, not helped by the constant reminder of “only another (fill in the blank) sleeps until Christmas!”
By Joseph Longley
KU applications fall by 10 per cent
Kingston University and UCAS have revealed that the number of early applicants for 2012 entry has fallen by 10 per cent.
By Ashleigh Wight
Fox Comic Controversy
Whether you laughed or sent complaint letters, our last comic in The River got a big reaction; isn’t this how most comedians get started?
By Joseph Longley