Kingston Hill close SU shop until 2013
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The Students’ Union’s shop in Kingston Hill will be closed until Easter 2013 for refurbishment, said KUSU representatives. Oscar Galvany The Students’ Union’s shop in Kingston Hill will be closed…
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The Kingston sleepwalker who carries knives and does housework
A Kingston first year is sleepwalking, causing terror with his night-time antics. Ida Aagenaes A Kingston University student has terrified his flatmates into locking their doors, after he was found…
Third-year KU student Zumbas her way to success
KU student Joana Galvao Zumba has danced her way to success.Alexia Ganotaki
Super foods are a super-flop
Super foods are not that super, KU research showed. Manon Ibrahim Research by Kingston University’s nutrition department has shown that foods such as broccoli, blueberries, and whole grains may not…
Kingston University students among least promiscuous in Britain
A national survey has shown that Kingston students have less sexual partners than other universities in the UK. Lily Kemp A survey carried out by studentbeans.com, which asked 4,656 students…
Are virgins more sexually liberated?
Lily Kemp talks sexual freedom and when the right time is to pop the cherry.
Students angry as no hot water at Clayhill Halls
Clayhill management has apologised to angry students after some were left without hot water for as long as 48 hours. Ruby Mckenzie Clayhill management has apologised to its student-residents after…
KU students set up new radio station
Two music students have set up a Kingston University radio station called Radio Nipper. Georgina Deacon Hayden Winwright, 20, and Lloyd Evans, 21, were inspired to create Radio Nipper after…
How serious are social media crimes?
What is worse than child abduction? Jokes, apparently. Joe Stanley-Smith comments on social media crimes. Watch what you post – October has been a big month for ‘social media crime’.…
When did doing drugs become acceptable?
How can tackling drugs be a waste of money? Federica Baggio comments on softening drug laws. We have come to a point where there is no shame in using or…