Kingston University students told us why Black History Month is still relevant today and what it means to them personally.
Rediscovering Rosa Parks
Students keen to know more about the importance of Rosa Parks to the civil rights movement attended an online event …
Kanye West’s social media locked after tirade of disrespectful posts
Kanye West’s Twitter and Instagram accounts have been locked following his latest questionable behaviour, posting an anti-semitic rant on the …
Liveblog - Celebrating Black History Month
Good morning KU community, welcome to our live blog covering Black History Month, stay with us for the latest stories …
Vegan market inspires easy-at-home vegan dishes
The recently held vegan market in Kingston town centre featured local vegan and eco-conscious small businesses who showcased their delicacies …
Kingston University coat drive keeps students warm
Students flooded to Kingston University’s first-ever coat drive on Tuesday hoping to pick up free clothing donated to help them …
KU students loved the job fair this year
Kingston students in search of part-time work filled the Kingston Hill campus this Wednesday, keen to see what opportunities this …
Rail strikes cause disruption for students trying to get to campus
Strikes across many of London’s railways have affected the journeys of thousands of students and staff trying to get to …
Kingston Islamic Society celebrates success of first major event of the year
Sheikh Jameel Rasheed was the special guest speaker at Kingston University Islamic Society’s first major event of the year, held …
Sir Ed Davey: Conservative economic plans are a ‘disgrace’
Kingston and Surbiton MP Sir Ed Davey has criticised the government’s economic policies and plans to tackle the cost-of-living crisis. …