Bruno Mars’s new album ’24k Magic’ brings 90s funk and pop
Johanna Christoph
Bruno Mars’s new album meets the expectation and delivers happy, swinging 90s funk and R&B. The 90s nostalgia is evident throughout the whole album and gives ’24k Magic’ a slightly…
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US election voting trouble for Kingston University exchange students
Jamie Craker
KU American exchange students faced problems with absentee voting confusion in the presidential election, with some being unable to vote because their overseas ballots arrived in the UK too late.
Review: Yasmine Naghdi’s Sugar Plum Shines In The Royal Ballet’s Nutcracker
Kadeem Hosein
Naghdi gathered up the harp’s music and sent it spilling off the tips of her fingers The Nutcracker has returned to Covent Garden with a bang – kicking off with…
Kingston University students protest at London NUS demonstration
Chanelle Field
Kingston University students chanted: “No ifs, not buts, no education cuts” when they joined thousands in central London attending the United for Education demonstration last week. The event was organised…
The Grand Tour: What to expect from Amazon’s £160m series
Rebecca Jeffreys
Former Top Gear presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May are back with a bang (quite literally), as the first episode of The Grand Tour on November 18 was…
Mind, body and soul with Kingston University’s Yoga Society
Amelia Cunningham
New to Kingston this year, the Yoga Society offers an escapism from the tires and stresses that university life brings. Run by biomedical student Venetia Galanaki, the society brings you…
Festive lights pave the way for the Kingston Christmas Market
It is that time of year again, when Kingston is lit up with festive lights and the town is overflowing with stalls offering unique gifts and tasty food. The Christmas…
Unbeaten KU futsal team impress again
Laurence Bohan
Kingston University’s futsal team continued their unbeaten start to the season after comfortably beating Imperial College London 11-6 in South Kensington. The win made it five wins from five for…
Take a short walk to Orindi’s Deli Cafe- Advertorial
Whether you have just an hour to spare to grab a bite to eat inbetween lectures, or are wanting to enjoy a lengthy lunch break, take a three-minute walk to…
KU students raise cash for Syrian refugees
Rachel Andrews
Acting, rapping, singing, spoken word and poetry performances were all part of KU Amnesty International Society’s Raise for Refugees event, an “artistic exploration” of the Syrian refugee crisis.