Kingston University nursing graduate Neomi Banett won Entrepreneur of Excellence at National Diversity Awards in September this year.
What would you tell yourself in five years’ time?
Over 150 students have contributed to the ‘Postcard to my future self’ exhibition in the foyer at Knights Park, covering …
Mind, body and soul with Kingston University’s Yoga Society
New to Kingston this year, the Yoga Society offers an escapism from the tires and stresses that university life brings. Run by …
Take a short walk to Orindi’s Deli Cafe- Advertorial
Whether you have just an hour to spare to grab a bite to eat inbetween lectures, or are wanting to …
Defying traditions with every degree
Breaking the news that I wanted to study journalism at University was far from easy. Growing up, law, medicine and …
Kingston Uni Graduate Jumps To YouTube Fame
With over 60 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute, it is not hard to imagine why many struggle …
KU lecturer develops “alternative art school” for students
At university, we have a strict routine. We have four modules, weekly timetabled classes, and a calendar of assignments which …
Organ donor inspires KU nursing and drama performance
A KU senior drama lecturer who saved her brother’s life after donating her bone marrow has been inspired to produce …
Things to do in Kingston – November
On Campus November 15 – Brexit: Views from Europe – Clattern Lecture theatre, Penrhyn Road, 6.30pm – 8pm November 15 – …
Kingston student gives back to charity after combatting bipolar, addiction and self-harm
Addiction, self-harm and suicide have plagued one student for almost a decade, but the future is looking brighter for Alice …