Ah, Christmas. That magical time of year when supermarkets collectively lose their minds and decide that everything should be “festive-flavoured” …
Mother’s Day: the day a student dreads every year
Flowers, cards, and pastel-coloured displays celebrating motherly love have started to fill shopfronts as Mother’s Day draws near in the …
The final deadline: What third year’s want freshers to know…
As graduation day creeps closer for our final-year students at Kingston University, many are taking time to reflect not only …
Seoul, survival, and stress: the reality of doing a year abroad
When Ameera Saad, a third-year Journalism student at Kingston University, ended up in the emergency room of a hospital in …
I tried traditional Irish cuisine for St Patrick’s Day
I tried Irish cuisine so you didn’t have to. Here’s how it went.
Pickles to Pringles: KU students confess their weird (but wonderful) Nutella combos for World Nutella Day
With World Nutella Day finished and done, Kingston University students have proven that the well-known chocolate-hazelnut spread is far more …
Storybook love vs real love: Does ‘happy ever after’ exist outside of fairytales?
Happy Ever After, for the longest time, was understood as a romantic plot device that would wrap up stories. That perception and understanding of happily ever after has been framed by media, from …
I put what on my pancake? Trying students’ weirdest pancake toppings
Shrove Tuesday arrives every year pretending to be about restraint. Officially, it is a way to use up all the ingredients in the cupboard before Lent. Unofficially, it’s a sanctioned excuse to eat pancakes at alarming volumes.
How I made £1000 in a year as a broke uni student
I made £1000 as a broke uni student in the easiest way possible; here’s how:
Kingston University’s sustainability ranking drops drastically
Kingston University has seen a drastic drop in its sustainability ranking. In the latest league table of 153 universities released …