Kingston student smokers ignore JG courtyard cigarette ban
Alexandra Pedersen
KU students have pledged to carry on lighting up in one of KU’s most popular smoking spots – despite a university ban coming into force.
February 2016
Cougars’ netball sabotaged by KU
Karishma Patel
Kingston University women’s netball team struggled to take on University of Sussex women’s first team at Tolworth Sports Ground on Wednesday. After a 66-16 loss against Sussex on Wednesday, the…
Hungry Cougars devour Roehampton
Tyrone Stewart
KINGSTON women’s rugby team whitewashed Roehampton women’s rugby team at Tolworth Court on Wednesday afternoon by 27-0 to go clear at the top of the South Eastern 3A.
Staunch Gloves indicate a Bright Idea
Kayli Olson
A group of business administration students have created a reflective cycling glove called Staunch in an effort to cut the number of cycling causalities in the UK.
Drug dealer’s warning to KU students
Martine Berg Olsen
A cocaine dealer has warned Kingston students about their excessive drug use while at university.
No more #MISSIONMEXICO
Christine Younan
An American Football player at Kingston University will no longer be taking part in the World University Games which will be held in Mexico in June. Timothy Thomas, 22, a…
Kingston women finish a dozen down
Kingston University women’s first football team kept their heads up after a 12-0 defeat at Tolworth Sports Ground against St Mary’s University women’s first team on Wednesday. The Cougars were…
Cupid comes to Kingston
Harriet King
Kingston town will come together this valentines day, as local campaign ‘Love Kingston’ plan to hold all day charity fund-raising events across the town. Local schools, pubs, banks, choirs have…
The KU coffee battle: How the three brands compare
Ashleigh Osborne
Kingston University offers students three coffee shops to choose from at the Penrhyn Road campus: supergiant Starbucks, ethically driven ‘Coffee Box’, and KU’s own brand, complete with pink cups. Starbucks…
A healthy, cheap breakfast – the River’s guide to crispbread
Crispbread for breakfast and lunch might be a Scandinavian tradition, but it is a healthy and cheap one that British students should also adopt. Although Ryvita dominates the shelves of…