Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year winner Curtis Holder graduated from Kingston University three decades ago. He credits his time studying art at Kingston
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A celebration of love, diversity and everything queer
LGBT+ History Month, the annual tribute to the lives and achievements of the queer community, is in full swing. This year’s events naturally look a
The White Tiger: Satirical journey through social classes of India
“I’m just one who has woken up, whilst the rest of you are still sleeping.” A 2021 American drama film The White Tiger paints a satirical
Ten Instagram accounts you should be following
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The 5 best New Year resolutions and how to keep them
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At the front line of food poverty: the volunteer
Food banks in our area have seen an increase in demand as a consequence of the pandemic, a recent report by the Trussel Trust has
Library limits: How are students finding the current rules?
KU libraries were forced to take several safety measures to reduce the spread of the coronavirus. The result was a demand for students to wear
The V word
Living as a vegan is both controversial and perceived as provocative by many. Nor is it easy as many groceries contain animal products. So why
Life after uni: So what next?
Work, continue on to masters, or travel the world? We were told the opportunities were endless. The past year has taken its toll on everyone,
The Social Dilemma: Proof we are all tech companies lab rats
“If you’re not paying for the product – you are the product.” Rating: 4/5 Never mind Disney+ or the newest Marvel release, Jeff Orlowski’s documentary
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