Top news: Pope Francis, Gazza, and a decline in uni students
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The River’s Jack Hammond rounds up this week’s top five news stories at a glance. Jorge Mario Bergoglio elected Pope Francis Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina has been elected…
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KU student to host charity concert
A first-year KU student is hosting a charity concert to raise money for Guide Dogs For The Blind after learning first-hand the difference they can make. Teri Dyer Music student…
Match cancellation crowns KU women’s badminton champions
Kingston University women’s badminton firsts were crowned the south eastern 3A champions following the cancellation of their final league match. Jamie Elliott The women’s badminton team finished an impressive season…
Kingston firsts defeated in final league match
KU men’s football team lose last game of the season but stay in the division. Ryan Rocastle Kingston’s first football team could not finish the league season on a high…
Review: Justin Timberlake – 20/20 Experience
JT is back on the pop scene after six and a half years with his new rollercoaster album. Caroline Bursell When we say ‘dramatic return to pop music’, we’re talking…
Brighton violence angers KU who suffer defeat
KU hockey players were furious after a Brighton player used violence with a hockey stick.
KUSU women candidates fight against stereotypes
Two students are on the run to become the first KUSU woman president. Two female KU students are challenging gender stereotypes by running for SU president after 12 years of…
Full copy of President Sean Kelly’s response to petition
Sean Kelly leadership has come under fire but read his full response to the criticism here. I ran in the KUSU elections last year to make change within the union,…
Police in place to prevent Norbiton squatter return
A group of squatters were evicted from a property in Norbiton and are now in a stalemate with the Royal Borough of Kingston Council. Romina Rovira Security guards armed with…
Poor CCTV turns Penryhn Road library into hotspot for thieves
Students have claimed that the poor quality of the CCTV cameras in Penrhyn Road library is making it a hotspot for thieves. Ryan Rocastle A series of laptops and other…