‘The Whole Earth?’ exhibition, launched at Kingston Hill yesterday simultaneously with other universities across the UK, encourages students to lead …
KU’s Enterprise programme launched with enthusiasm
Kingston University’s Entrepreneur Society welcomed studentpreneurs, freelancers and social-enterprisers with balloons, guest speakers, freebies and a drink reception Wednesday, September …
Bentall centre student lock-in ‘falsely advertised’
Students eagerly queued outside Kingston’s Bentall Centre Tuesday evening awaiting party-like atmosphere in the shopping centre. However various stores, …
An interview with Kat Arney: revenge of the nerds
Award-winning science journalist and broadcaster Kat Arney gave a talk at Kingston university on Wednesday September 30. “Science is kind of cool …
Review: Disclosure at New Slang
Last Thursday saw one of the busiest nights ever in Kingston as Disclosure took stage at Hippodrome, hosted by New …
From Berlin to Kingston: local singer makes a comeback
One of Kingston’s most popular musicians is back in town and will be making a lively comeback at a local …
A contemporary ‘Romeo and Juliet’
A new, gender-switched adaptation of Romeo and Juliet is playing at Rose Theatre in Kingston. With Romeo and Juliet being one of …
‘If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late’ Review
Mixtape, album, whatever you want to call it, Drake’s latest surprise release is subtle, raw and secures his place as …
Kingston School of Arts celebrates 140 years
This week, Kingston University celebrated the history of Kingston School of Arts in a series of exhibitions and events that …
Review: It Follows
4/5 Stars It Follows was the breakout film from the Cannes Film Festival in 2014, labelled the “metaphorical coming-of-age” at its …