Mental health: External speakers offer advice at special event
Elizaveta Shchigireva
A series of lightning talks took place at Penrhyn Road campus this week prompted by World Mental Health Day. KU students had a chance to attend a free event where…
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Liveblog - Celebrating Black History Month
Munir Sulaiman
Good morning KU community, welcome to our live blog covering Black History Month, stay with us for the latest stories and to help us celebrate black culture, we’ll keep you…
Who is Cesar Picton? The Black gentleman honoured by KU
Charlie Evans
The Picton Room at Kingston University is a place where students can meet for a cup of coffee or a quick chat but do you know who it is named…
Tips to care for your mental health in first year
Georgia L Howell
For new students, starting university can be exciting, offering new beginnings and new opportunities. However it can be overwhelming and it’s not uncommon to feel isolated or to struggle with…
Five things to watch this Black History Month
Phebe Williams
As we celebrate Black History Month, we have put together an essential list of films and series that are a must-watch this month. Hope you enjoy! Green Book An African…
Not My Beautiful House showcases Kingston talent
Nancy Lama
If you are looking for a place where you can find one of a kind artwork, jewellery, prints, ceramics and much more, Not my Beautiful House (NMBH) is the place…
University attendance: can new policy improve student performance?
Alhia Yousofi
This academic year Kingston University has introduced a new attendance policy which it hopes will improve student performance. Students are expected to attend all timetabled activities and register their attendance…
Vegan market inspires easy-at-home vegan dishes
Acacia Liu
The recently held vegan market in Kingston town centre featured local vegan and eco-conscious small businesses who showcased their delicacies for local residents. The event was the second vegan market…
Review – The Caucasian Chalk Circle at Rose Theatre, Kingston
This new production of Brecht’s classic by Steve Walters, is the first in London for 25 years. A story of war and justice it focusses on the human element, creating…
Kingston University coat drive keeps students warm
Ollie Auguste
Students flooded to Kingston University’s first-ever coat drive on Tuesday hoping to pick up free clothing donated to help them keep warm this winter. Organisers Dr. Hilda Mulrooney and Kingston…