KU student feared for his life in ‘terrorism’ scare
Elena Cherubini
A Kingston student feared for his life and sought refuge in a pub after Natural History Museum accident was mistaken for terrorism on Saturday October 7.
October 2017
KU graduates develop new furniture material from potatoes
Two Kingston University graphic design graduates used potato skin to create a new material which can replace any man-made wood product in furniture making.
KU graduate’s film showcased in Berlin
Karan Ahluwalia
A KU student showcased her graduate film at a leading European film festival.
‘Till the day I die, I will never regret serving my country’
KU student recalls his experience in the US army and how it shaped his life.
KU student shipped off to the army before his graduation
For some people serving in the army is a matter of great patriotism. For a certain Kingston student it is an duty he could not escape.
KU women’s football team positive for season despite first game defeat
Åsa Hedvig Aaberge
Kingston women’s football team are positive about the coming season despite suffering a 5-3 home defeat to Roehampton on October 4.
Sir Peter Hall: heart of the arts at KU and an icon in the British Theatre
Chanel Buituron
Sir Peter Hall, one of the most celebrated directors and producers in British history, has died age 86. He was Kingston University’s Patron and former Chancellor.
KU LGBTQ+ students share their coming out stories
Today (October 11) is UK National Coming Out Day, and to celebrate this day of awareness KU LGBTQ+ students shared their stories of when they took the big leap and…
KU professor develops 3D selfie app
Sophie Mcconnell
Dr Vasileios Argyriou, a Kingston University professor, has been part of a team developing an app that can turn ordinary 2D pictures of faces into 3D images.
Why The Hippodrome has my heart: A eulogy
For those of you who don’t know, The Hippodrome was my best friend. It was my soulmate, the only club I could truly rely on for a good time.