The 4B movement is a rising force online and is a powerful stance against inequality, violence, and societal expectations that …
72% of women feel unsafe walking alone in Kingston
Three in four women feel unsafe when walking at night in Kingston, according to our survey of 500 18 to …
There’s still time to enjoy Kingston’s Christmas market
The Kingston Christmas Market is bringing a festive buzz to the town, running from 14 November until 5 January. Set …
Students are taking a crack at Apple’s $2 million bug bounty
Apple’s bug bounty program, offers up to $2 million to anyone who can identify vulnerabilities in its cloud systems and …
Ex-offenders seek second chances
The UK job market is unforgiving for the majority, but even more so to recently released prisoners. Some jobs are …
Finding a job in 2024 is ‘soul-destroying’
As job prospects narrow across the UK, recent graduates in Kingston upon Thames are feeling the effects of a highly …
KU Vice Chancellor spends £8,800 on expenses in one year
Kingston University’s Vice Chancellor Steven Spier spent over £8,800 on expenses in the last academic year, according to a freedom …
One in six KU students take drugs to aid academic performance
One in six Kingston University students have admitted to using recreational or over the counter drugs to aid their academic …
SU President Abdullah Khan on protests and student safety
We met with Union President Abdullah Khan to talk protests, spiking, and how much he can really change as president. …
Kingston University to make £20m of cuts
Kingston University is going to make £20m of cuts in the next two years. The directive comes from senior leadership …