KU PhD student wins worldwide award
Kayli Olson
A KU PhD student received an international award for his ground breaking research to cure cataracts.
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It’s Pupcasso: Kingston student’s talented pooch paints to raise money for charity
Tyrone Stewart
She is five years old, likes to paint and spends her day playing basketball and skateboarding. But, no, she is not a child in primary school – she is a…
KU creative provides a platform for students to exhibit their talents
Josephine Platt
A KU student is spearheading a creative agency which has worked with the likes of Paul Smith, Adidas and Briu Homme. Second year psychology student Mohammed Patel founded the agency,…
Why so anti-Valentine’s?
Hamsa Mohamed
It is the time of the year that the colour red dominates the aisles of your local supermarket, covered with love heart-shaped chocolates, teddy bears, cards, red roses and Champagne…
Mayor’s Awards recognises Kingston’s do-gooders
Nominations have opened for this year’s Mayor’s Community Awards, which recognise those who make an “extra effort” to help others within the Kingston community.
KU fights diversity employment gap
Simone Rensch Nielsen
Kingston University is working to close the gap between white and ethnic minority graduates as figures reveal black and ethnic minority students are less likely get high degrees and to…
Kingston lecturer condemns white racist slur as ‘stupid’
Leigh Boobyer
A SIKH Kingston University lecturer has hit back in a controversial battle after being accused of racial hate on white people by UKIP leader Nigel Farage’s former right hand man.…
KU Sociology students caught up in Berlin migrant march
Harriet King
KU students who visited Germany to find out about migration and anti-Muslim sentiment got first hand experience earlier this month, after being caught up in a mass protest in Berlin.…
Futsal makes first appearance at varsity
Christine Younan
The founders of futsal, the sport which led to football, are thrilled for their first appearance at varsity just a few months after its launch at Kingston University. KU students…
PM’s plan to ‘name and shame’ useless to educational equality
The desire to build an equal society is a principle of noble descent which countless heads of state have misinterpreted, sometimes plunging a whole nation into the abyss of communism.…