Picture this: you walk into your boyfriend’s bedroom and see him screwing another woman. Do you freeze? Throw a hairdryer at him? KU student Mary
Tessa Neal
Tessa is a News Editor for The River and is currently studying a bachelors degree in Journalism with Human Rights at Kingston University. She has previously worked for the Newsquest Media Group, Pollstation opinion sharing network and with the social impact charity Be Enriched.
Kingston University Women’s Rugby suffer crushing loss to Imperial College London
Kingston University Women’s Rugby Club (KUWRC) lost 69-10 on Wednesday, but that didn’t deter the teams from embracing sportsmanship on Tolworth Sports Ground. In terms of
Live Blog: Moazzam Begg talking at Kingston University on ‘Confronting the Rise to Racism’
Former Guantanamo Bay detainee British Muslim Moazzam Begg will discuss combating racism following the recent rise in hate crime in the UK and Trump’s rise to power. Issues
The Skints bring their modern reggae back to The Fighting Cock’s ‘Cockpit’
For those of you who have not heard of The Skints, I confess I only became aware of them last month, but I quickly found
Kingston University faces three-year turmoil after launching new plan to transform performance
Kingston University faces three years of potential turmoil after launching a controversial plan to transform its reputation and performance. The scheme, called Plan 2020, will aim
KU students protest against Trump’s travel ban of seven Muslim-majority countries
Dozens of Kingston University students went to 10 Downing Street on January 30 to protest Donald Trump’s order to ban citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries. Students were
KU societies invite all to attend ‘Women’s March on London’ this Saturday
KU’s Feminist and Amnesty International societies will march in solidarity with an estimated 26,000 participants to promote “fundamental values” on Saturday, January 21 2017. The march
Kingston University Women’s Rugby Club strip for 2017 charity calendar
Kingston University Women’s Rugby Club (KUWRC) bravely stripped off on a cold December morning on Tolworth’s Sports Ground in order to create their 2017 calendar,