A Kingston maths graduate swapped his calculator screen for his musical dream as he toured with Megan McKenna around the UK last year.
Month: January 2020
Cutting out ‘toxic people’ – Is it really that helpful?
Is the social media phenomenon of ‘cutting out toxic people’ the reason why we feel lonely? Aimee Miller reflects on her experience.
Are Kingston University students wishful or naïve over Brexit?
A River survey revealed that 25 per cent of students think Jeremy Corbyn has been the person who has benefited the most from Brexit. Are
Kingston University student shares how experience in homeless shelter changed her perspective
There is something inside you that makes you feel like the worst person on the planet when you volunteer at a homeless shelter. I recently
Sadiq Khan to keep Kingston graduates in London by building affordable houses
The Mayor of London pledged to build more affordable housing in his mayoral campaign to prevent graduates from leaving London.
Kingston student designs a new innovative app for the NHS
A Kingston student has started working with a software company in London after coming up with a new app targeted at the NHS, which aims
KU student would quit uni to combat climate change
An Australian Kingston University student was so devastated to see her homeland ravaged by bushfires, she has considered dropping out to focus on her environmental
Kingston synagogue invite public to mark 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz
A synagogue in Kingston has opened its doors to the public to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were right to step back from royal family, say KU survey
KU students largely support Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in their decision to step down from royal duties, a River survey revealed.
8 things to love from the new Town House
While Town House may have some teething problems, it also has some great features. I have probably spent more time there since it opened at
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