The Red Hot Chili Peppers have returned from their six-year hiatus with their new album Unlimited Love. At 17 tracks and 73 minutes long, the
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I’m passionate about all things sport, food and data, and most often find myself writing about inequality issues inside and outside of journalism.
Kingston committing to a sustainable future
According to the latest data published in the People and Planet university league, KU is currently ranked 73rd of all UK universities, achieving a score
Stop writing closeted characters as bullies
It is time to end the tiresome trope of being hyper-masculine to hide your sexuality. Too many times in the past it seems that any
Social Media the latest threat to Television’s market share
Traditional television and streaming services are now competing with social media as the rise of TikTok has drawn eyeballs to smaller screens. Owned by the
KU’s latest Pick up a Pen event focuses on mental wellbeing and poetry
Author and poet Cecilia Knapp, guided Kingston University students through creative poetic introspection at the latest Kingston ‘pick up a pen’ event. The workshop focused
‘We just want a place to call home’: KU student frustrated by living in hotel rooms for two months
KU students are spending a second month living in hotel rooms after the university said that essential maintenance at 75 Penrhyn Road is still incomplete.
Toni Tone is right, Black voices need to be heard on more topics than just racism
In the midst of the celebration of culture that is Black History Month, it is important not to forget that there is still a long