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Person looking worried
28/10/2022

KU students struggle to cope with cost of living

The cost of living crisis currently affecting the nation is having a major impact on university students, with some having …

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Kingston University Townhoouse library building
27/10/2022

Town House Strategy set to ensure KU students prosper

Kingston University has launched its new Town House Strategy, a progressive new model of education, which looks to enhance student’s …

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Town House cafe
27/10/2022

Students find Town House cafe too expensive

Students struggling with rising prices are turning away from the Town House café in search of cheaper options. Students say …

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23/10/2022

V.a.s.t. Society joint uni anime contest was a success

Last Friday, Kingston University’s V.a.s.t. Society (video games, anime, sci-fi/fantasy and tabletop games Society) held their special anime crossover event …

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police car on darkened road
20/10/2022

Fairfield Road stabbing victim named

Metropolitan Police have named a 24-year-old man who died following an incident in Kingston last Thursday as Michael Agyare. Police …

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Albion pub Fairfield Road Kingston
14/10/2022

Police appeal for help after man stabbed to death in Kingston

The Metropolitan Police have appealed for witnesses to come forward after a 24 year old unnamed man was stabbed to …

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Two women looking at a laptop screen
13/10/2022

Is the average graduate salary enough to live on in London?

Prices are rising and costs for everything from rent to gas and electricity are going up. Like many people students …

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12/10/2022

Why is Black History Month important and what has it changed?

If you looked at school curricula not so very long ago, you would struggle to find much on Black history …

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Black woman with a megaphone
12/10/2022

What does Black History Month mean to Kingston University students?

Kingston University students told us why Black History Month is still relevant today and what it means to them personally.

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Rosa Parks
12/10/2022

Rediscovering Rosa Parks

Students keen to know more about the importance of Rosa Parks to the civil rights movement attended an online event …

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