A brief look at the past week’s news.
KU students warned against laughing gas consumption
KU’s halls of residence are warning all students about the dangers of laughing gas concerned by its use as a drug in their facilities.
Paul Ferguson at Kingston’s Waterstones to sign copies of first thriller novel
Ex- BBC and ITV sports commentator and businessman Paul Ferguson was signing copies of his first thriller book at Kingston’s Bentall Centre this weekend.
Students plan Model United Nations conference
Students are organising a Model United Nations conference for next semester’s enrichment week.
Clay pigeon shooter aims for Rio 2016
KU student Josh Dines is getting ready to compete in the Rio Olympics.
Brace yourselves, winter is coming.
Kingston’s first snow marked the beginning of an unusually cold winter.
KU professor Hacked Off at Prime Minister
KU professor Brian Cathcart has set up a petition to regulate the press. Lisa Moravec A KU professor has set …
Kingston Christmas Snowball 2012 for a good cause
This year’s Snowball at Hippodrome will have a King and Queen. Federica Baggio Third year arts students are asking Kingston …
The media to change our world
Does the press mirror our world or does the media determinate what world is like?
Review: Bruno Mars – Unorthodox Jukebox
Pop sensation Bruno Mars is currently making the final tweaks to his highly- awaited second-studio album, Unorthodox Jukebox.