KONY2012: simplifying the Kony cause?
River Reporter
Is the KONY2012 hype really the answer to Uganda’s problems? Or is this another case of the West trying to ‘save’ Africa? Fabiola Buchele Once upon a time in a…
March 2012
Film Review: The Raven
Edgar Allen Poe uses his fiction to solve grizzly copy-cat murders in this entertaining yet frustrating film. By Niya Sinckler
DVD releases Monday March 12 – Sunday 18
What's hot on DVD this week. By Rosie Cope
Education News Round Up
Kick back, relax, and dip your toes of wonderment into our pool of steaming, bubbling education knowledge. James Baines
Kingston student’s own play to feature at the Reg Bailey
A Kingston drama student has brought her imagination to life, with a self-funded play debuting at the Reg Bailey By Georgina Deacon
Kingston University’s sports fixtures: week six
Kingston men's rugby will take on the University of the Arts this week. See all the fixtures here.
Kingston students scoop top prizes in Bright Ideas competition
Kingston University students bagged nearly every award in the Bright Ideas entrepreneurial competition last month.By Natalie Mason & Lily Meyer
Homophobia in sport: ‘Shameful blot on our country’s reputation’
Unless this is taken seriously it will become an embarrassing and shameful blot on our country’s reputation. George Wright Of a country of over 4,000 professional footballers, not one has…
Tackling the last taboo: Homophobia in Sport
The River delves into the sports world to discover the inconvenient truth of homophobia. Andrew Murphy Campaigns like Kick It Out have been working on dispelling racism in British sport…
Kingston’s own suffragettes
Kingston’s first Feminist Society has vowed to "reclaim the F-word" By Fabiola Buchele