Bianca Miller exposes diversity flaws within the business world
Alja Mozina
BIANCA Miller spoke about starting her own business and shared her branding tips with KU students at her workshop as part of the Do More campaign. As the finalist of…
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Kingston student smokers ignore JG courtyard cigarette ban
Alexandra Pedersen
KU students have pledged to carry on lighting up in one of KU’s most popular smoking spots – despite a university ban coming into force.
Staunch Gloves indicate a Bright Idea
Kayli Olson
A group of business administration students have created a reflective cycling glove called Staunch in an effort to cut the number of cycling causalities in the UK.
Drug dealer’s warning to KU students
Martine Berg Olsen
A cocaine dealer has warned Kingston students about their excessive drug use while at university.
Cupid comes to Kingston
Harriet King
Kingston town will come together this valentines day, as local campaign ‘Love Kingston’ plan to hold all day charity fund-raising events across the town. Local schools, pubs, banks, choirs have…
Talent award to recognise student achievement
Submissions for the 2016 Talent Awards are now open and inspirational Kingston students with unexpected characters and interesting stories are encouraged to apply.
Kingston MP James Berry votes against Housing Bill but ensures students are safe from rogue landlords
Christopher Weedon
Kingston and Surbiton MP, James Berry, has voted against a parliamentary clause that would force landlords to ensure their properties are sufficiently inhabitable for tenants.
KU announces Big Read shortlist
Karishma Patel
KU has announced the six shortlisted books for the Big Read project and they are now available to borrow at the university libraries. The Big Read team have worked with…
‘It has been a year since she died and it still hurts’
Joshua O'Neill
The grieving mother of a Kingston student who took her own life last year has begged students to take more care of themselves and their mental health. Canan Serce, 38,…
RIVER EXCLUSIVE: “Prevent is a toxic brand”
River Reporter
Megan White Alexandra Pedersen Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg labelled the government’s anti-terrorism strategy Prevent as “a toxic brand” and claimed it “creates dissent among the community” in a…