Nightclubs keep breathalysers to identify drunk people
Claire Gilbody-Dickerson Kingston’s most popular nightclubs will keep breathalysers to identify people who are too drunk after a trial launched…
Read MoreWhy we should all support UK airstrikes in Syria
Labour MP Jeremy Corbyn warned MPs that they would be “killing babies” if they backed the motion put…
Read MoreStudents clash with police as they demand free education
Dozens of people were arrested at a student rally yesterday in Central London, where thousands protested against increased…
Read MoreDeath cause of KU student killed in nightclub stampede being evaluated
An inquest into the tragic death of a KU student who was killed after suffering fatal injuries in…
Read MoreCyber experts warn KU students about danger online
Cybersecurity experts have warned KU students to be wary about “dodgy” emails and calls, following last week’s massive…
Read MoreNight clubs risk tough restrictions after students have “sex on the streets”
Kingston’s nightclubs and late night bars risk tough new restrictions after claims that the town centre has become…
Read MoreFrom Seething Wells to a home on wheels
An imaginative KU student took the bizarre choice of living in a caravan for his second year at…
Read MoreKingston University embarks on anti-doping battle
Kingston University is playing a major role in deterring young sport enthusiasts and work-out fanatics from using steroids,…
Read MoreKingston Hill launches national sustainabilty project
‘The Whole Earth?’ exhibition, launched at Kingston Hill yesterday simultaneously with other universities across the UK, encourages students…
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