Kingston police close investigation of KU library thefts due to lack of evidence
Jamie Craker
Kingston police have closed their investigation into a reported theft from Penrhyn Road library.
November 2016
Organ donor inspires KU nursing and drama performance
Amelia Cunningham
A KU senior drama lecturer who saved her brother’s life after donating her bone marrow has been inspired to produce a performance based project about the key role of nurses.…
Things to do in Kingston – November
Camilla Iversen
On Campus November 15 – Brexit: Views from Europe – Clattern Lecture theatre, Penrhyn Road, 6.30pm – 8pm November 15 – Vintage fair at Penrhyn Road – Student Union, 11am…
Kingston student gives back to charity after combatting bipolar, addiction and self-harm
Sarah Sinclair
Addiction, self-harm and suicide have plagued one student for almost a decade, but the future is looking brighter for Alice Gee as she turns mental illness on its head. She…
Sofar Sounds bring rising stars into your living room
Johanna Christoph
See Hozier, Bastille and the stars of tomorrow play before an audience of you and your friends in your own living room and pay what you think it was worth…
KU student braves fractured back to climb Kilimanjaro
Idha Valeur
A KU student beat all odds when she climbed Kilimanjaro, despite suffering from several breaks in her leg and fractures in her back.
‘Ouija: Origin of Evil’ Review: Missed opportunity to thoroughly scare viewers
Sara Ghandour
I can only review half of the movie Ouija: Origin of Evil, as I spent the other half hiding behind my hands.
Kingston University investigates reported thefts from Penrhyn Road library
Kingston University is looking into the thefts of two students’ belongings which were stolen on consecutive days in Penrhyn Road library. Local police have been informed.
KU students scoop ‘best genre’ at international film festival
Rachel Andrews
A group of Kingston University students won ‘best genre’ at an international 48 hour film festival, with their time travel film entitled ‘72’ in which a man must find a…
What would you choose for your last meal?
Chanelle Field
Students were given more than food for thought as an execution was re-enacted at Penrhyn Road by the Amnesty International society on October 10. “We are here today to raise…