First ever Hindu Temple opens at Kingston University
Sarangi Anasa Sharmila Anand
The first-ever Hindu temple was inaugurated for Kingston University students on campus on October 17.
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Students fed up as Knights Park refurbishment delay continues
Aimee Miller
Students are fed up over delayed Knights Park refurbishments as work-spaces continue to be disrupted. According to the Kingston University website the developments had initially been estimated to finish towards…
Banquet Records: Fears for Brexit impact on stores
Marie Mannes
The owner of local favourite Banquet Records has spoken out about how Brexit is the biggest challenge for the popular Kingston record store.
Sexual health centre closed for academic year
Kingston University’s sexual health centre is closed this academic year due to reduced NHS funding.
Shocking joint 2019 Booker Prize win for Margaret Atwood, The Testaments, and Bernardine Evaristo, Girl, Woman, Other
In a shocking joint award, Canadian author Margaret Atwood and Anglo-Nigerian author Bernardine Evaristo have won the 2019 Booker Prize, with both The Testaments and Girl, Woman, Other taking £50,000…
Kingston University deny Town House delay despite 2019 promise
Natalie J Crookham
Kingston University has denied delays to the Town House build despite previously advertising completion for September 2019.
Kingston roadworks cause disruptions to students and commuters
Kingston University students are among those affected by roadworks that have been causing major delays and heavy traffic over the past two weeks.
Eadweard Muybridge Collections Return To Kingston With Help From Kingston University
Charlotte Dorans
Kingston University is bringing Eadweard Muybridge’s personal collection to the new Town House with the help of Kingston Council. A memorandum between Kingston University and the local council is held…
Electronic check-in makes no difference to student attendance
Attendance at KU has not improved since the implementation of electronic check-ins last year. The SEAts software, which allows lecturers to monitor student attendance when they scan their ID card…
This KU student is officially “the world’s most desirable man”
He has a higher IQ than Einstein and a body to die for. Now KU graduate Jack Heslewood has been voted “the world’s most desirable man” when he won the…