The Best Christmas Jumpers Of 2019
Bekka Barnard
Is it even Christmas if you haven’t put on your festive woolly jumper? If you’ve taken yours out for its annual appearance and it’s looking more worn and glum than…
Life
6 Essential Apps For Student Life
Whether you’re a squeaky clean fresher or a third-year veteran, these six apps will guide you through the year and help you stay level headed, focused and relaxed.
Hilarious Halls Mishaps
Living in halls is a beautiful experience. It’s a place of community and friendship, a place to socialise and make friends for life. Well, for some – read on for…
Mental health: The reality of study abroad
Natalie J Crookham
Living abroad and travelling is very glamorised and thanks to social media we only tend to hear of the good rather than the challenges. While Hannah Willson had the opportunity…
How to combat seasonal sadness: a winter survival guide
Sophie Humphrey
It is scientifically proven that the weather can affect your mood, which is why we students often associate summer with happiness (hot weather, fewer layers and of course, no university),…
Meet the students staying in Kingston for Christmas
Alice M Carter
In England every year going home for Christmas is considered a tradition. Family and Christmas go together like pigs in blankets. However, not for some at Kingston University which is…
Best 5 coffee shops to study at in Kingston
Christmas is always a difficult time when it comes to studying not to mention Kingston University Penrhyn Road library closure on top so what can are the alternatives? Especially as…
Protests around the World: Kingston University students on why you should care
Isabella Ruffatti
If you feel as though people around the world are unhappy with their government and have taken to the streets to protest it, you would not be wrong. In June,…
Made in Kingston: Kingston University students talk about life after graduating
Ariane D De Oliveira
Graduating is such a scary time, leaving the comforting educating blanket that has been with you since you were five years old. Because even though we complained about the amount…
Kingston University student reveals the unseen side of knife crime
Chloe L Wright
A Kingston University student whose brother was stabbed in her own home has advised anyone who has been affected by knife crime to speak to someone if their mental health…