Portrait Artist of the Year has advice for students
Ida Lillebo
Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year winner Curtis Holder graduated from Kingston University three decades ago. He credits his time studying art at Kingston University with providing him with…
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Blood donation: How far have we come?
Dom Maltby
The rules on who can donate blood in England, Scotland and Wales are set to change, at the earliest in summer 2021. The new criteria will focus more on individual…
The best eggs for Easter 2021
Amanda Henrikson
Easter Sunday is coming up this weekend and there is no better way to celebrate than by enjoying some tasty chocolate eggs filled with sweets. Easter chocolate producers come out…
A celebration of love, diversity and everything queer
LGBT+ History Month, the annual tribute to the lives and achievements of the queer community, is in full swing. This year’s events naturally look a little different due to the…
KU student pays tribute to postal workers through photography project
Sofia Floris
A Kingston University photography student, Cassian Gray, decided to promote the role of postal workers in his latest photoshoot The Posties. The idea came during lockdown when media attention was…
Single for Valentine’s Day? Here’s what to do
Ashley Bautista Domingo
You might be locked up and out of love but being single on Valentine’s Day isn’t the end of the world. Just because you don’t have someone special to share…
TikTok: The app that’s keeping students inspired
Rodayna Raydan
If being stuck at home means more screen time and more time spent on social media, it’s pretty clear one app seems to be dominating: TikTok. Tiktok videos range from…
Top five ways to stay fit during lockdown
Lewis Halliday
Whether you play for one of Kingston University’s sports clubs and have had your season cancelled or you just want to stay active, this list will provide you with the…
A winter wonderland at last
Last year’s Winter Wonderland had to be cancelled due to Covid-19 and Christmas was spent under tier restrictions, so yesterday’s snow not only brightened up the streets but also our…
Dry January: How is KU coping?
Let’s face it, 2020 was probably one of the toughest years for students. For many, alcohol was used as an escape from mundane lockdown life. But many of us have…