Sunny Saturday for Surbiton Festival students
River Reporter
Hundreds of locals attended the annual Surbiton Festival this Saturday . Two KU economics students plans for a quiet morning in were disrupted by the commotion outside their flat. Sara…
October 2012
Display of KU graduates’ work at the Japanese Embassy
Kingston’s recent architecture graduates are featured in an exhibition at the Embassy of Japan, with their replica of a historical Japanese bridge. Kim Richters The 22 former students, who studied…
Review: Resident Evil 6
As a total novice but a huge fan of the films, I was ecstatic that I was given the opportunity to review the highly anticipated Resident Evil 6 (RE6) and…
Kingston duo awarded London Design Medal
Roberto Feo, a Senior Research Fellow in the Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture, and Rosario Hurtado, a Kingston graduate, have been awarded the London Design Medal for their contribution.…
Free jazz gig at the Rose Theatre
The Jonty Fisher Trio will be performing at the Rose Theatre today as part of Jazz First Tuesdays. Eimear Kelly The trio, comprised of Jonty Fisher on the double bass…
Review: Mumford & Sons – Babel
In-depth review of Mumford and Sons’s second studio album. Monicha Tully It has been three painstakingly long years since folk-quartet Mumford & Sons released their hugely successful debut album, Sigh…
Review: Looper – a complete nose-dive
If you are a fan of action-thriller, adrenaline-pumping, tough-guy movies of the RocknRolla type, you should go watch Looper.Ida Aagenaes
Review: Muse’s 2nd Law breaks all laws
The adoption of techno sounds and unusually magnified bass lines, accellerate Muse’s new album into the dubstep generation. Oscar Cuadras Galvany 2nd Law is pure experimentation that replaces the band’s…
TOWIE is back for series seven
The lashes, tan and Joey’s outrageous dress sense (what was with those ski goggles) are back! Amy Rosoman The lashes, tan and Joey’s outrageous dress sense (what was with those…
Kingston through the eyes of an international fresher
Kingston is one of the UK’s most ethnically diverse universities, hosting students from over 150 countries, some of whom pay over £11,000 in fees every year to study here. Ingvild…