Kingston men’s football shock Roehampton to win at mini varsity
Louie Chandler
KUFC’s Men’s first team recorded a shock 1-0 win over Roehampton University at Wednesday’s Mini Varsity, despite competing two leagues below them.
October 2017
Blade Runner 2049: Better than the original
Chanel Buituron
Blade Runner 2049 has been one of this year’s biggest films. The Rivers, Chanel Buituron had to see how this one compared to the first.
Miley Cyrus’ album ‘Younger Now’ is anything but a wrecking ball
Eric Brain
Miley Cyrus’s latest album Younger Now is a long way from the days of Hannah Montana, with Achy Breaky Heart-breaking hits to get you feeling all kinds of country blues.
Wolf Alice release shimmeringly poetic ‘Visions Of A Life’
Alice Bradley
Rhythmic vocals from frontwoman Ellie Rowsell, complete with thundering guitar riffs and iconic bass lines, are back and braver than ever. With similar sounds to Wolf Alice’s previous stellar debut,…
Positive start to the season for Kingston men’s hockey
Synne Johnsson
Kingston men’s hockey team got off to a brilliant start to the year by beating Roehampton 11-1 at Mini Varsity on October 4.
KU Talent Job Fair is a hit with students
Sophie Mcconnell
Students queued down the corridors of Penrhyn Road campus to attend the Part-Time Jobs Fair organised by KU Talent yesterday.
Computer trouble across all KU campuses
Lacey Jones
Global teams worked through Tuesday night to find the cause of the network issue affecting Kingston campuses since Monday afternoon, a Kingston spokesperson said.
Knights Park celebrates the launch of the Kingston School of Art
Elena Cherubini
Students at Knights Park campus organised an ‘indoor street party’ to celebrate the official launch of the Kingston School of Art last Tuesday.
Roehampton Vale joins in with KU freshers’ festivities
Hannah Roberts
Roehampton Vale hosted a Student Union fayre on Wednesday September 27, to include the engineering campus in festivities usually reserved for Kingston Hill and Penrhyn Road.
Acid attacks: the under 18s ban is not good enough
The sale of the corrosive substance was banned by the home secretary, Amber Rudd under 18s in order to reduce the increasing amount of acid attacks which had doubled since…