KU students graduating this year will face increased loan repayments due to the government freezing the repayment salary threshold. This …
Tinnitus Awareness Week raises the profile of a hidden disability
Tinnitus affects millions of people around the world, but it is a topic rarely spoken about. It affects 15 to …
KU student to walk 10 miles in support of Lonely Children
KU Pharmacology student Hooreen Ahmad will be walking 10 miles in support of the UK based charity Lonely Orphan this …
International day of Women and Girls in Science: Underrepresentation still an issue
February 11 marks the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, an opportunity to celebrate and recognise the critical …
Academic policies impacting grieving students
“There was literally no way I was getting my hands on a death certificate that didn’t even exist yet.” The …
Creative Kickstart: First event in support of Black, Asian and minority artists at KU
The first monthly Creative Kickstart workshops took place this week led by and run for artists of colour currently studying …
Lecturers to strike on five more days
KU lecturers are set to strike on February 21 to 22 and from February 28 to March 2. The latest …
Are KU students getting the booster jab?
With Plan B restrictions lifting on Thursday as the government rely on the success of the vaccine programme, The River …
Changes to Covid-19 rules get mixed response
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 …