Varsity Preview: Squash
KU squash are entering two teams into this year’s Varsity, a women’s team and another team consisting of the top five players at the University. England international Nada Elkalaawy will…
KU squash are entering two teams into this year’s Varsity, a women’s team and another team consisting of the top five players at the University. England international Nada Elkalaawy will…
Kingston University Women’s Volleyball team are very much looking forward to this year’s Varsity, although admitting it will be tough. President Hanna Sipos said: “It is always a hard matchup…
Kingston University has spent nearly £70,000 on parties for staff members in the last 10 years. Before 2010, the university spent around £5,000 per year on summer parties, but has…
Kingston students will overwhelmingly vote to support Labour at the 2015 General Election while support for the Liberal Democrats has sunk to a new low, an exclusive River poll has…
In 2015, it’s hard to walk down the street without taking a glance at your phone to check WhatsApp or Twitter, especially in a big city as London where there’s…
A few days ago I decided to sleep rough for one night to raise money for the homeless. I remember browsing my phone, something most of us tirelessly (and regrettably)…
KU Vice-Chancellor Julius Weinberg has told the government they are putting universities in an impossible position with the new Counter-Terrorism and Security Act. Weinberg was one of the 13 University…
Kingston Crown Court has sentenced a man to 16 months in jail for harassment after he left “vile” voice messages threatening sexual violence against five women. Elliot Mutch, 20 of…
March 13 marked World Sleep Day and it may seem comical to have a day dedicated to raising awareness about sleep, but it might just be worthwhile. Official figures show…
From Ronald Reagan stealing debate notes from Jimmy Carter to Francois Hollande winning the presidency with an offensive rap song, electoral campaign have always been the place where candidates show…