For LGBT+ history month, criminology lecturer Dr Max Morris explored the criminalisation of sexual minority identities particularly with regard to …
KU former lecturer could become Catalonia’s first female president
Separatist parties won more than half the seats in this week’s elections in Catalonia in northern Spain. Among them was …
Why international students are coming back despite the lockdown
In January the government said students should not return to university until at least March 8 and any update on …
Students waste £1 billion on unusable accommodation
The National Student Accommodation Survey 2021 by the money advice website Save the Student revealed that students have spent nearly …
Student vaccinations at KU ‘the ultimate hope’
After a successful Covid-19 vaccine rollout to the highest risk groups in the community, Kingston University hopes to vaccinate students …
Covid-19 vaccine: ‘It was worth it in the end’
After deciding to help a local NHS service and filling in for administrative workers who caught Covid-19, a KU student …
Covid-19 unpredictability is ‘scary’, says KU associate professor
The unpredictability and possible effects of Covid-19 on the body scares even healthcare specialists. However, KU associate professor in Oncology …
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Good afternoon KU community. Today our live blog focuses on one of the most talked about topics in the world …
Third wave unlikely but Covid-19 not going away despite vaccine hopes
Coronavirus is here to stay despite the vaccine rollout says Kingston University’s Senior Lecturer in Haematology and Immunology, Terry Gaymes. …
Additional £50 million package to support university students
The government has recently announced that new funding for universities to help students facing financial difficulties and pressures from the …