Cheerleaders fly high to success
Christine Younan
Kingston University’s Cheerleading team won the Future Cheer University nationals in Birmingham, making them National Champions for the third year in a row earlier this month. Future Cheer is the…
March 2016
The River reveals: 80 per cent of Kingston University students want to stay in the EU
River Reporter
Alexandra Pedersen Simone Rensch The overwhelming majority of Kingston students will vote to stay in the European Union in this summer’s referendum, a River survey revealed. In what has been…
Lip Sync Battle for Dig Deep
Dionysios Tsirigotis
A lively lip sync battle took place at Kingston Hill’s very own Hannaford’s Bar on Friday 4 March that had participants bopping and shaking about in the name of charity.…
5 KU females to inspire you this International Women’s Day
Karishma Patel
In honour of International Women’s Day, here’s a look at five influential females who have gone on to achieve major successes since graduating from KU: 1. Glenda Bailey OBE –…
What you always wanted to ask a transgender, but probably shouldn’t
Josephine Platt
Two transgender awareness promoters are to speak at KU tonight about their life stories. Follow the River’s live blog if you are not able to attend. The New York based…
Ladies football lose chance for final
KU Women’s Football first team lost an opportunity to the final against Roehampton after a 3-0 defeat against Kent University’s Women’s first team at Tolworth on Monday. The final of…
Student election winners announced
Kayli Olson
KU students elected the campus officers, student trustees and NUS delegates for 2016/17 with 1,511 voters and the winners were announced at Kingston Hill’s Hannafords Bar on March 4.
Student elections – Find out who’s representing you
Simone Rensch Nielsen
The winners of the Kingston student elections will be announced tonight at 5pm at Kingston Hill’s Hannafords Bar. Nominations opened on January 25 for roles within the Union of Kingston…
“Evil stops a debate – it shuts everything down” – KU panel
Megan White
A panel of academics, a senior police officer and a reverend debated the topics of good and evil in a panel at Kingston University tonight, with freedom of speech central…
9 things you didn’t know about your friends who grew up abroad
At university it’s almost guaranteed that you are friends with someone who has lived in at least two countries. I was born in Denmark, moved to Thailand when I was…