Terrifier 3: is it really that scary?
Denise Meriche
Early screenings of Terrifier 3 have sparked strong reactions from audiences, with some moviegoers walking out mid-film due to its extreme gore. Some viewers have even vomited or fainted. To…
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Historic win for Harlequins shocks a lacklustre Saracens side
Naomi Aldridge
Harlequins saw out an intense battle on Sunday 13 October at Twickenham Stoop, to defeat Saracens 17 to 10. The two teams put out all-star line ups, with Cadan Murley…
Women in Art exhibition opens in Kingston
Orla Preston Hibbert
Award winning artist Svetlana Semenova has brought her exhibition Moments in Time to Cass Art Kingston – with free admission from 12 – 31 October. The exhibition is part of…
Pavlidis’ brace hands Greece win over England
Konstantinos Patas
A late goal by Vangelis Pavlidis gave Greece a 2-1 victory over England, despite Jude Bellingham’s equaliser a few minutes earlier. Pavlidis scored twice in Thursday’s UEFA Nations League B…
New phishing scam targeting KU students
Millie Cook
Kingston students have been targeted by scammers pretending to be university staff, in an attempt to get them to reveal their bank details. Several students have been contacted and told…
£35,000 Kingston Union redevelopment opens
The new Kingston Union (KSU) space officially opened on Thursday after a year-long construction project. The upgrade includes multiple new seating areas, a new kitchen, KSU shop, office and an…
West London theatre facing closure due to funding cuts
Harriet Mogie
The last mid-scale theatre in West London is facing imminent closure due to a lack of council support, campaigners claimed at demonstrations in Uxbridge over the weekend. The Beck Theatre,…
National Gallery unveils Van Gogh exhibit
Bethany Aspinall
The National Gallery has unveiled a new exhibition: Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers, in its first tribute to the artist. Spanning eight rooms with over 50 paintings, the exhibition delves…
KU students learn about death penalty
Amelia Jones
Kingston law students attended training at Amicus – an organisation that helps those in America who are facing a death sentence. Amicus was founded in 1992 and according to its…
KU alumni and creators of Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared return to talk to students
The creators of Don’t Hug me I’m Scared, Joseph Pelling and Rebecca Sloan, came to Kingston University to talk to illustration animation and TV production students. The pair met at…