For the first time in history, a Kingston University student is standing to represent higher education students nationally. Samad Chaudhry is currently campaigning to be
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Kingston International Film Festival launches this summer
KU’s budding filmmakers have a unique opportunity to showcase their work as Kingston International Film Festival (KIFF) is set to launch for the first time
KU radio station in production
KU is in the process of creating its own student-led radio station. The station, based at Coombehurst House, Kingston Hill Campus, will use equipment such
Kingston residents have highest credit score in the UK
Recent data has shown that Kingston residents have the highest credit score ratings in the UK, standing at an average of 593 out of 710. The
Youth Zone: Mental health service opens for young people in Kingston
A new drop-in service is making mental health support more accessible for young people in Kingston. The Youth Zone is welcoming 12 to 25-year-olds looking
Kingston Hospital tops London maternity services
Kingston Hospital Trust’s maternity service has been rated the best performing in London by the Care Quality Commission’s National Maternity Survey 2021. In the survey,
Low attendance: Students urged to attend lectures following return to campus
Kingston School of Art (KSA) students received an email from the Dean, Mandy Ure, recently encouraging them to attend all their on-campus classes following the return to mostly in-person teaching. The email
Kingston University’s Big Read 2022 shortlist announced
Kingston University’s Big Read programme has announced its shortlist of books for 2022. Each year, the Big Read shared reading initiative, which is entering its
Townhouse gets shortlisted for another architectural award
After winning the RIBA Stirling Prize last year, Kingston University’s library building, Town House, designed by Grafton Architects, has been shortlisted for another award this
Rippling effects of the Ukraine crisis on Kingston students
The war in Ukraine has seen attacks on civilians and more than two million people flee the country seeking safety. Millions of others are sheltering
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