KU’s nursing department has been upgraded, with high-tech equipment in the simulation suites, in addition to two new murals on …
Kingston food banks anticipate demand increase due to Universal Credit cut and supply issues
The cut in Universal Credit has left students and families across Kingston worried about their finances. Food banks are preparing …
Kingfisher to be demolished after council vote against petition
Kingston council has voted 26 to nine against the petition for the Kingfisher Leisure Centre against demolishion without a guaranteed …
‘We just want a place to call home’: KU student frustrated by living in hotel rooms for two months
KU students are spending a second month living in hotel rooms after the university said that essential maintenance at 75 …
KU Town House wins RIBA Stirling Prize 2021
Kingston University’s Town House was named the 25th winner of the Royal Institute of British Architects’ (RIBA) annual prestigious award last …
Students adjust to life back on campus
Students are finally allowed back on campus after a year-and-a-half when much of the learning and teaching has been online …
Bloody Good Period: Students call for KU to become more period-friendly
KU students have called for a more period-friendly university following the news that Kingston Council is set to become the …
Kingston Community Lottery: extra funding enables charities to foster relationships with KU students
The Kingston Community Lottery has launched which will provide charities and organisations with more funds and help involve KU students …
Has KU done enough for Black History Month?
Black History Month is here and Kingston students have weighed in with their thoughts on how the University has handled …
KU launches new Student Inclusion Module to educate students on diversity
The Student Inclusion Module was launched on Canvas at the start of October to educate Kingston University students on equality, …