Kingston’s Banquet Records ditches plastic
Sarah Tulloch
BANQUET Records has introduced reusable cotton tote bags with their “No More Plastic Bags” campaign.
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KU graduate hopes for more after appearance on Survival of the Fittest
Melissa Moody
KU graduate, Georgie Clarke, hopes to kick-start her fashion and television career after appearing on reality television show, Survival of the Fittest.
Kingston students win £1000 in Penguin Random House animation competition
Jake Patel
A group of five third-year illustration and animation students at Kingston University have won a competition hosted by book publisher Penguin Random House in December 2017.
Students should receive grants to help them live closer to university, report recommends
Greg Potts
Students from less affluent backgrounds should receive more financial support to stop them having to commute to university, a report from the Sutton Trust released on February 15 recommended.
Kingston student failed to take The Sun to court over ‘Islamophobic’ article
Naomi Taylor
Kingston student has failed her battle against the UK press regulator after raising just over £3,000 out of her £25,000 target.
KU graduate plays part in award-winning short film
Sophie Parrott
A KU graduate plays a role in a short film that has won a top independent film award.
Students sign petition to nullify this year’s SU elections
Hannah Roberts
More than 100 KU students have signed a paper petition to nullify this year’s Student Election results amid claims of “foul-play” and “abuse”.
Former homeless KU student is now a top model
Ciara Mcginley
A KU student who was left homeless when he was kicked out of his family home has found fame on the catwalk after being scouted by a modelling agent.
Employment rates fall amidst Brexit uncertainty
Sofie Smedsrud
The UK’s top private sector employers hired 10 per cent less graduates following the referendum vote, according to High Fliers Research.
KU students spend £30 per year on printing
A Kingston University report has shown that KU students spend an average of £30 per year on printing.