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Home>2021 (Page 26)

26/01/2021

It’s a Sin: Powerful drama centering on the AIDS crisis

Russell T Davies’ new powerful and educational drama, It’s a Sin, addresses the effects of the Aids crisis on the …

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25/01/2021

Digital poverty could lead to ‘lost generation’ of university students

Higher education bodies have expressed their concern that little has been done by the government to ensure university students have …

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25/01/2021

Ten Instagram accounts you should be following

Instagram is the perfect place for both inspiration and procrastination. With over one billion active users, there is no shortage …

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Snowman made using Costa Coffee utensils
25/01/2021

A winter wonderland at last

Last year’s Winter Wonderland had to be cancelled due to Covid-19 and Christmas was spent under tier restrictions, so yesterday’s …

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23/01/2021

Stop and search: Criminology lecturer ‘worried’ about new app

A Kingston University criminology lecturer has shared his concern about a new stop and search app designed to deescalate conflict …

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22/01/2021

Student sports memberships free for this semester

The student union has made sports memberships free of charge for the rest of the semester. The announcement was made …

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21/01/2021

Isthmian League season in doubt after lockdown

The current situation in England regarding the coronavirus pandemic means that many organised sports events have been put in doubt. …

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20/01/2021

KU spends more than £2.5m on Covid-19 measures

Last week Research Professional News revealed that Kingston University had spent over £2.5m on Covid-19 measures since the start of …

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19/01/2021

Dry January: How is KU coping?

Let’s face it, 2020 was probably one of the toughest years for students. For many, alcohol was used as an …

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19/01/2021

KU Covid-19 testing centre open for key workers, but students have priority

Opened at the start of December, Kingston University’s coronavirus testing centre is still running despite the university’s closure and now …

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