Meet your student officers for 2023/24
Yaasmiin Hassan
The student officers for the Union of Kingston Students have been chosen by you to serve as your representatives during your university journey. They make decisions that impact your time…
News
Kingston University join global climate change effort after COP28 conference
Lillian Cowdery
Kingston University has shown its involvement in the climate change initiative following the COP28 conference. The University has installed climate stripes on the Town House building steps in Penrhyn Road…
Chelsea women miss opportunity to go top of Champions League group
Caitlin Hamill
Chelsea’s bad week continued as they were held to a frustrating 0-0 draw by BK Hacken in the Women’s Champions League on Thursday, just four days after their 4-1 defeat…
New campaign launches to help tackle period poverty in Kingston
Abigail Bragginton
The Kingston Charitable Foundation has launched a campaign to supply local girls and women with sanitary products if they cannot afford them. It is estimated that 5,821 women and girls…
The secretive church that’s targeting students in Kingston
Hermione Marszalek
Last year, Jane (not her real name), was approached by two members of a secretive church outside of the Penrhyn Road campus. They were equipped with an annotated Bible, a…
Kingston University’s School of Art students showcase their work at Christmas market
Kingston University’s School of Art students have taken part in a festive Christmas market, showcasing and selling their work. This includes different artworks such as prints, jewellery, cards and sculptures.…
Our top five Christmas events
Megan Kelly
From mulled wine to PJ parties, tis the season to be merry and to help you do that, here are our top picks for the most festive events this season.…
Latest Blockbuster horror movie reviews
It’s spooky season so we went to the cinema in search of demons, gore and the supernatural. Here’s our take on whether the latest big releases live up to the…
England’s Olympic dreams kept alive by stoppage time goal from Ella Toone
England beat the Netherlands to keep their Olympic dreams alive in a nail biting 3-2 victory at Wembley in the Nations League on Friday, thanks to a stoppage time goal…
How does eating crocodile testicles give British politicians redemption?
From Strictly to I’m a Celebrity, it’s become a trend in the last 10 years for politicians such as Edwina Currie in 2014 and Stanley Johnson in 2017 to seek…