Students from immigrant households are more likely to live in an overcrowded home, according to research. Statistics from gov.uk found …
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Kingston University’s plans for a new building at Middle Mill building has faced opposition from locals. The planning application proposes …
The real consequences of AI use at University
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Hold on tight, Hannah Montana is turning 20
Hannah Montana fans are truly living the dream as one of Disney Channel’s most influential shows turns 20 this March. Gen Z …
Celebrating Women of Kingston University
In honour of Women’s History Month, The River is taking the opportunity to shine a light on the inspirational women who have …
‘They’re treated harsher’: Male fashion students suffer a troubling reality
Fashion students have found themselves facing disparity based on their gender, according to data.
“I will never forget that feeling”: The greatest goals in World Cup history
It’s nearly that time of the year when the 48 qualified countries compete in the most notorious and most-watched competition: …
Generative AI vs Human Journalism: Is it too late?
In our day and age, AI has become increasingly embedded in society and has infiltrated almost every imaginable workspace, particularly …
TikTok or revision: Students struggle with attention and focus
Kingston University students are finding their TikTok addiction is preventing them from studying or revising for exams.
1 in 10 KU students drop out
Almost 10% of KU’s full-time students have dropped out in the last 5 years, according to a FOI request.
A further 13% of the university’s part-time students since 2019/2020 have also not completed their course.