KU graduates win Best Student Film for animation targeting refugee crisis
Angel Pearce
Two Kingston University graduates won Best Student Film in a film festival this September for their animated production focused on real-life stories of the refugee crisis.
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Video Game Addiction Ruined Student’s Uni Life
Sophie Naisbitt
Gamer quits his degree after failing his exams due to playing League of Legends 14 HOURS a day.
Looking to study film with a twist? Look no further than KU’s new Film Cultures degree
Eleanor Ideson
KU has introduced a degree in Film Cultures for the next academic year, which merges creative and theoretical study.
KU alumnus named best new menswear designer
Aneesa Anwar
A former KU fashion graduate has been named as an up and coming menswear designer by the Guardian for Autumn/Winter 2018.
KU student spends a month without hot water or Wi-fi
Ana De Liz
A Kingston student spent nearly a month without hot water or heating in his Clayhill room and hasn’t had internet since he moved in last month. James Harper, 24, a…
KU Somali Society collects hijabs and abayas for women in Syria
The KU Somali Society started a collection campaign of hijabs and abayas for women in need in a Syrian refugee camp. The society is collecting scarves and abayas, a dress-like…
KU launches new online platform: KUextra
KU launched a new online platform this term to encourage students to participate in extra curriculum activities which could help them meet new people, network and build more skills.
KU student found trapped in a bath
Evie Rusman
So, everyone likes to lounge in a long hot bath… but for Lydia it was too long and very painful…
KU student raises over £1000 for charity
Jordan King
A KU student raised £1170 for a charity that helps businesses become more environmentally friendly when he and his friend from the University of Manchester climbed the three peaks and…
KU staff outraged over new parking charges
KU staff have slammed the University’s new policy which charges them up to £400 to park on campus. The new policy, which came into force on October 1, requires staff…