Kingston graduate built a rubbish removal business with £1m in turnover
Ine Schwebs
Kingston graduate Harsha Rathnayake tells the story of how he managed to establish his own rubbish company.
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7 apps to help stretch out your student loan
Sophie Parrott
It’s that time in the academic year when you get that eagerly anticipated text from Student Finance: ‘Your money will arrive in your bank account within three working days’. Those…
KU officer felt ‘ending it all’ was only way to escape his loneliness and depression
Melina Pambou Sundfor
Since high school, he has struggled with depression and feeling invisible. Melina Pambou Sundfør talks to Patrick Tatarian about his loneliest hours and how his job as Roehampton Vale officer…
“My ex made a fake profile and posted my nudes online”
Chanel Buituron
Social media is a platform to connect people but the violation of posting explicit images and content is an ever growing problem. Surveys by The River suggest that more than…
The reality of living at home when you are at university
The perks and problems you will face living at home whilst being at uni:
KU student got so drunk she broke into her ex’s house
Rebecca Difford-Smith
We all get drunk and make stupid decisions from time to time, like blacking out and forgetting how we got home, spending an obscene amount of money on drinks or…
QUIZ: Think you know everything about uni?
Sophie Mcconnell
Don’t you want to know how well you know your beloved uni? Go on, test your knowledge by taking this quiz…
KU graduate Anthony Sahota succeeds as actor and musician after BBC’s Let it Shine
Synne Johnsson
A Kingston University graduate who was on BBC talent show Let it Shine earlier this year is now seeing success in musicals and releasing an EP.
How to survive Christmas as a student alone and away from home
Carly Hacon
For most students, come the end of term and they will be racing to the nearest train station to get home for the holidays. Christmas is the time of year…
A week without your phone, could you do it?
A week without your phone – could you manage it? Find out how journalism fresher Bekka Barnard survived seven days mobile free.