Proposals to shake-up university admissions, including the scrapping of the clearing sytem, divide KU student opinion.
By Kim Heinz
James Ball to speak at this week’s lunchtime lecture
Ex-WikiLeaks data analyst James Ball comes to Penrhyn Road on November 16 to speak in the journalism department’s lunchtime lecture series.
National Campaigns Against Fees and Cuts protest march coverage
See how The River and the national papers covered the NCAFC march.
By Jess Osbaldeston
Listings Monday November 14 – Sunday November 20
Where to go and what to do this week in Kingston.
Ex KU students release first official music video
The River catches up with ex Kingston students ‘The Superneeks’ who talk to us about their new single and breaking into the music industry.
By Adrianna Haynes
Education News Round-up: 4/11/11 – 11/11/11
Education news that matters to Kingston students. Leave us a comment if there is an education story you think we should be covering.
By Ashleigh Wight
Strong police presence fails to scare away student protesters
Thousands of protesters surged through London a year after Millbank, for the national student demonstration.
By Rosie Williams
Overwhelming police presence at student march: good or bad?
The fractionally small turnout at the NCAFC march in London, was met with over 4,000 police officers, casting attention on the Met once again.
By Joyce See
DIY: Make your own face masks
The River’s DIY guide to looking fresh and feeling great on a budget. First up: Face masks…
By Kim Heinz
Listings Monday November 7 – Sunday November 13
Where to go and what to do this week in Kingston.