What's Going On In Kingston
What's Going On In Kingston
“There’s no LGB without the T” Labour MP Nadia Whittome previously said during a parliamentary debate on the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals. It’s shocking that such an obvious statement needs to be said, yet the divide within the community, let alone the country, is blatant.
Love is in the air as people around the world prepare for Valentine’s Day. Of course, the most romantic day of the year calls for that perfect soundtrack, and R&B is the ideal genre thanks to its timeless, melodious vocals that really tug at the heartstrings and mesmerise the listener.
Imagine going from breaking your fast surrounded by family at your grandmother’s cosy home to late-night cooking in your shared kitchen after a day full of lectures. University, at the best of times, can be difficult; but the transition for Muslim international students during the holy month of Ramadan can feel very lonely.
The South Asian community in Kingston are celebrating Holi, an annual festival that honours the arrival of spring and marks the end of winter.
Commonly known as “the festival of colour, the festival is rooted in Hindu mythology.
Sitting down to watch the telly is a practice almost every family can relate to, but it is no secret that traditional broadcast TV has seen …
Studio KT1 is back for a third year with their annual Lunar New Year Art Exhibition, held at Cass Art’s Kingston Art Space. Introspective Currents features fine art in different mediums from 15 East Asian and Southeast Asian KU students and graduates. …
Kingston council has announced plans to modernise its ancient market at the heart of the town centre. Kingston Ancient Market has …
Kingston university students that attend the Penrhyn Road campus are facing a daily parking crisis. The price of parking and …
Exam season is also around the corner and students love to listen to music when they study. However, most of …