Kingston University will ease Covid restrictions from 27 January, in line with the Government lifting Plan B measures. In an email …
Should we include Covid-19 in TV shows and movies?
The Covid-19 pandemic undoubtedly affected all of us, whether it was losing a loved one, suffering from the virus yourself …
KU healthcare students affected by mandatory vaccination requirement
KU healthcare students will be included in the April 1 mandatory vaccination deadline for NHS workers. Students studying nursing, mental …
Kingston Covid-19 data
The latest Covid-19 data for testing, cases, vaccinations, healthcare and deaths in Kingston Upon Thames. The data shown explains the …
Easing of restrictions: what happens next?
The pandemic is not over but the Covid restrictions in England are coming to an end. Whether you think that …
Hockey recruitment numbers falling suggesting fate of the club
KU sports teams are struggling to pass the baton to newer members in order to ensure a club’s longevity, which …
KSA students reflect on their year abroad during Covid-19
Formally known as The Erasmus Programme, established back in 1987, Erasmus+ is a student exchange programme which allowed students in …
Why were university students ignored during the pandemic?
With the Plan B restrictions such as mask-wearing and Covid passports being scrapped in England tomorrow, life may start to …
Liveblog - The River Live – Two years of Covid at KU
Good afternoon and welcome to our live blog! Today we will be covering the coronavirus pandemic, looking back at the …
Disabled students: What support is available?
Kingston University offers a range of support services but students aren’t always aware of what’s on offer or how to …