Why don’t our politicians care?
Meka Beresford
In a far away world where chairs older than your ancestors are bound in shiny green leather, 650 people sit and debate the lives of 65 million people.
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Yoyowallet App is a danger to KU students
Sara Ghandour
Any Kingston University student that buys food from the cafeteria will now walk away with a little pink business card pushed into their hands alongside their lunch.
Racism still exists everyday in what appears an equal society
Solene Capitolin
Who would have thought that in 2016 after Malcolm X, Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela’s hard fights for equality we would still find ourselves facing racism everyday? It seems…
Millenials make me hope for the best after Trump’s election
Alia Alansari
Sometimes it takes a disaster to unify people, and having a common enemy can be the point when people start supporting each other. Seeing Donald Trump getting elected for president…
Comment: Parents push their children to study degrees that will lead to a higher paying jobs
I may not wear a hijab but I am a Muslim, and my parents share many of the same values and ideals of other Arab parents.
Is the music scene in Kingston dead?
The following is a comprehensive list of why music is dying; Jamie T, Craig David, Kaiser Chiefs, Kate Tempest, Two Door Cinema Club, Shawn Mendes, Passenger.
International students should stay in the UK
Camilla Iversen
For the almost three years that I have been attending Kingston University I have paid £36,700 in tuition fees as a non-European overseas student. I started out paying a fee…
Ched Evans should not be allowed back into a position of influence, despite innocence
Jamie Craker
Ched Evans may have walked away from court ‘not guilty’ of rape on Friday, October 14, but his behaviour on the night in question was miserable, immature and disrespectful, and…
Kingston’s leading open-mic night is not what it used to be
Sarah Sinclair
Word of Mouth is no longer Word of Mouth. What used to be a goose bump causing social event has lost its soul and feels like it is for one…
What does a Donald Trump win mean for the UK?
2016 is definitely a year full of surprises, isn’t it? First, the UK voted to leave the EU and now, on November 8, Donald Trump sent shockwaves through the political…