The fashion visionary
Luisa Barrientos
Everyone always wants to change something about themselves, be it straight hair when they have naturally curly, to be a couple of inches taller without the heels or to have…
February 2016
Brave Kingston University rugby girls suffer first defeat
Tyrone Stewart
Kingston University women’s rugby team suffered their first defeat in the South Eastern 3A by a score of 22-10 at the hands of Kent University on Wednesday at a chilly…
Talent award to recognise student achievement
Martine Berg Olsen
Submissions for the 2016 Talent Awards are now open and inspirational Kingston students with unexpected characters and interesting stories are encouraged to apply.
Kingston MP James Berry votes against Housing Bill but ensures students are safe from rogue landlords
Christopher Weedon
Kingston and Surbiton MP, James Berry, has voted against a parliamentary clause that would force landlords to ensure their properties are sufficiently inhabitable for tenants.
Kingston football defeat nine man Brunel
Christine Younan
Kingston University men’s football first team thrashed Brunel University men’s first team 5-1 at Tolworth Sports Ground on Wednesday.
Why Brexit is a one-way journey to self-destruction
Mauro Orrù
Britain’s membership of the European Union is a 42-year-old odyssey but a referendum can annihilate all the work in 24 hours. Prime Minister David Cameron’s negotiations with the 28-member bloc…
Bouncing from Brunel to Brighton
KINGSTON University women’s basketball team thrashed Brunel women’s team at Kingston College Arena on Wednesday by a score of 84-30. The comfortable victory is the Cougars’ third win on the…
KU announces Big Read shortlist
Karishma Patel
KU has announced the six shortlisted books for the Big Read project and they are now available to borrow at the university libraries. The Big Read team have worked with…
‘It has been a year since she died and it still hurts’
Joshua O'Neill
The grieving mother of a Kingston student who took her own life last year has begged students to take more care of themselves and their mental health. Canan Serce, 38,…
Students are losing hope in protests as a medium to deter government cuts against university grants
The Government inflicted the second major cut of the decade on student finances. As if tripling tuition fees to £9,000 in 2010 were not enough to undermine youth trust in…