Fashionable masks: the new revolution
Ashley Bautista Domingo
They have become a new way to express yourself. From a necessity to an accessory, face masks have become a must-have item, and it seems that it will last longer…
2020
Do we really need the British royal family?
Anthony F Milne
The royal family have not been needed for anything more than tourism for decades. Millions of people every year travel to Britain to stand outside gates and stare at a…
KSA professor has Tate Britain artwork featured in Town House
Will Sawyer
An art installation made by a Kingston University professor commissioned by Tate Britain is now displayed in the Town House as part of the Kingston Spotlight series.
The Other’s Gold book review: One is silver…
Aimee Miller
3/5 Stars As someone who has gone through their fair share of inner friendship turmoil, Elizabeth Ames debut novel The Other’s Gold hit close to home in her realism.
Illustration graduate designs anti-drink driving campaign
Millie A Turner
A Kingston alumnus gained a new perspective on his anti-drink driving illustrations for a government road safety campaign while learning how to drive.
Kingston alumni discuss the impact Kingston University had on their careers
Former Kingston students discussed how they became published, and the impact Kingston University had on their journeys at Waterstones last week.Four creative writing MA students explained how the University helped…
Kingston student says joining the Air Squadron gave him the confidence he lacked
Laurynas Puikys
Second-year geography student Tyrone Jones said joining the University of London Air Squadron (ULAS) has been the best decision he has ever made.
Adam Hender exclusive: Rising star on his first UK tour
Megan Robinson
If it were not for a change in schools, musician Adam Hender might never have launched his music career.The up-and-coming Welsh singer released several singles in 2019 which have gained…
Kingston launches programme supporting students with learning disabilities
Matt Perry
Kingston University has launched a pioneering programme to help students with learning disabilities become researchers.
Ghost towns: empty London universities respond to coronavirus
September would usually be the busiest time of the year for universities, as students are returning, but this year things look a bit different. COVID-19 has ruined plans for students’…