KU alumni wins prestigous architecture award for Hastings Pier
Yasemin Kose
An architecture firm part-founded by Kingston University alumni was awarded the Royal Institute of British Architects’ (RIBA) Stirling Prize for the renovation of Hastings Pier.
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KU students spend savings while waiting for pay from university
Rebecca Difford-Smith
KU students are using their savings to pay their rent after money owed by the university was delayed by the new finance system for work that was completed up to…
Movember for KU men’s hockey team
Synne Johnsson
Kingston men’s hockey is taking a stand against prostate cancer and for men’s well-being at this year’s Movember and are raising money through social media and a charity event.
Graduates are doomed by employers
Chanel Buituron
Graduates are increasingly leaving their jobs within the first 12 months of work after leaving university, according to new research.
Dirty dissertations, my DIY dildo’s and nan’s vibe
Alice Bradley
A third year graphic design student at Kingston University has ditched all modesty to follow her desire to develop and design innovative sex toys.
POLL: Are you a “smombie?” AA warns no texting while crossing the road after KU bus crash
Lacey Jones
KU students must stop using their phones when crossing the road after a student collided with a university bus and was airlifted to hospital, road safety experts warned.
‘I never thought I’d be a victim of Islamophobia in my old alumni’ KU graduate denied entry to controversial Moazzam Begg Islamophobia Awareness talk
Megan Flaherty
A KU graduate blamed Islamophobia and the government’s anti-terror policies as he furiously walked out of an Islamophobia awareness event with controversial speaker Moazzam Begg.
KU student loses 8.5 stone after failing A level exams
Carly Hacon
Britain has been branded Western Europe’s most overweight nation, with 63 per cent of adults tipping the scales.
‘The uni spent half a million of public money to keep me silent’
Molly Jang
A sacked KU music lecturer accused of a campaign of harassment against the University’s former vice chancellor, has finally had a legal case against him come to a close.
Student Union officer wins NUS election
Elena Cherubini
Knights Park’s campus officer beat 10 candidates to win a position in the National Union of Students (NUS) where she will deal with issues such as mental health, sexual harassment…