If you haven’t already read ‘Week one’ you can read it here. Day eight: Friday I was rushing around like …
Breast Cancer in men #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
Not a lot of men are aware that they can develop breast cancer but although rare, around 370 men are …
Feasible holiday destinations for students right now
While there’s a global pandemic no travel will be risk-free. When we surveyed international students at Kingston University recently, many …
Diary of a self-isolate: Week one
Day One: Friday Today I found out I needed to self-isolate. No more work, no more in-person classes, no more …
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How to check your breasts
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and The River is running a series of articles looking at different aspects of …
How to safely revise in the KU library
Kingston University libraries have changed a lot since coronavirus began, so here is some information to let you know what …
Is going to university this year worth it?
With Freshers’ week going online, lessons happening virtually and students being put under lockdown, this is possibly the worst year …
How students saved money in lockdown
Many students have found themselves coming out of lockdown with some extra money after cutting back on a lot of …
The frustrations of being left-handed in a right-handed world
Does being left-handed come at a price? Nicole Pihan uncovers the myths and truths around being left-handed and how lefties are not …
Kingston University media skills student uses rare condition as inspiration
Craniosynostosis is a rare genetic condition, Gabrielle Nowell tells The River about how this condition impacts her daily and future life.