London has become the number one consumer of Ketamine, it is time to end that party.
By Nadine Ramsberg
Mandy and me
Thomas Ward speaks to the Kingston graduate who made £800,000 in two years dealing drugs for cash
By Thomas Ward
What doesn’t the PSP Vita have?
The River gives an exclusive preview of what we can expect from the new Playstation Vita
By Laura Varley
Review: Let it Snow
A strange land, a brave heroine and an evil queen. This can only mean one thing: This Christmas the Snow Queen is paying a visit to Kingston.
By Amirah Valu
Bruce Lee risks axe by Kingston
A course teaching a Bruce lee style martial arts technique will be cancelled if it fails to attract enough students for Monday’s session.
By Joseph Longley
KU students have their hair cutting antics on display at the National Portrait Gallery
Their hair might have ended up in the rubbish, but its removal took a photographer a cut above thousands for a shot at a top award from the reknowned London art gallery.
By Jamila Soso-Vincent
Listings Monday December 5- Sunday December 11
Where to go and what to do this week in London
DIY Christmas gifts
Whether it’s to cut down costs or to enjoy being creative, making your own gifts is a satisfying approach to the festive season.
By Kim Heinz
Are we the jilted generation?
With all the budget cuts, higher retirement ages and youth unemployment, what hope does our generation have in the future?
Videos by 2nd year journalism students.
How the public sector strikes were covered across the UK
RiverOnline brings you a round-up of how the public sector strikes were covered across the UK, from Kingston to Belfast, including the unions’ response.
By Ashleigh Wight