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Frankie Price starring as the featured artist in Controller
10/11/2021

KSA graduates score seven short film nominations

Two KSA graduates have been racking up award nominations left, right and centre with their short film, Controller, with the …

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Cow pulling a cart at the retreat
10/11/2021

KCSOC hosts biannual wellness retreat

Kingston University’s Krishna Consciousness Society will host its biannual wellness retreat on November 13 2021 at Bhaktivedanta Manor in Hertfordshire. …

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Students protesting holding a sign reading Free education (and biscuits)
09/11/2021

KU students concerned over new student loan repayment plan

Ongoing speculation around government plans to lower the salary threshold for repayment of student loans is causing distress among KU …

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A sober party or ecstatic dance
08/11/2021

Five lesser-known activities for you to try this week

Finding ways to relax and take care of our mental health is important and we have tracked down some ideas …

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Student sitting at a table revising
02/11/2021

Town House wins Stirling Prize but is it working for students?

KU’s Town House was recently awarded the RIBA Stirling architecture prize and celebrated as “a progressive new model for the …

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KU Nepalese society group photo
30/10/2021

Are Kingston University’s societies dying?

Only 38 per cent of societies set up at Kingston University are definitively operating this academic year, an investigation by The …

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Empty university classroom
29/10/2021

Politics students face the brunt of changes at KU with other subjects in the firing line

Politics students at Kingston University have experienced disruptive changes to their studies, after the department was merged and undergraduate courses …

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Watch on a wrist
29/10/2021

Extra time in bed as clocks go back

Kingston University students will be delighted to see the clocks go back on October 31 as we mark the end of …

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Person stood on dance floor in club
27/10/2021

Girls Night In: boycott of Kingston bars and clubs has support of Union of Kingston Students

Clubs and bars in Kingston will face a boycott today in response to recent reports of spiking taking place across …

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Five panellists sat together at the Q&A
24/10/2021

Pride and poetry: Kingston LGBT+ society hosts evening of performance poetry

The Kingston LGBT+ society and Union of Kingston Students hosted an LGBT+ poetry panel yesterday evening at the John Galsworthy …

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