KU student had £700 stolen from her Fendi purse
Carly Hacon
A student at Kingston University had £700 stolen from her bedroom but thieves left her purse which was worth more.
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International KU students remain uncertain about their future
Karan Ahluwalia
After months of deadlock European leaders have started to discuss their relationship with the UK after Brexit, making international KU students stressed about their future.
KU Big Read author Kit de Waal says ‘My name is Leon’ reflects the “real truth” of children in care
Aimee Miller
Author Kit de Waal said at the KU Big Read’s ‘Audience with’ event on October 25 that her book reflects the “real truth” of children living in care.
Graphic design students aim to raise £25K with Re-Freshers event
Alice Bradley
Kingston University graphic design students have released tickets for the course’s annual Re-Freshers event to fund their final year show.
Kingston to do away with paper registers
Synne Johnsson
Students at Kingston Business School now have to check-in to lectures via an app by tapping their KU ID card onto readers located in each room. The system, referred to…
Rags to riches: KU’s fashion graduates in big name jobs
Åsa Hedvig Aaberge
Fashion design graduates from Kingston University secured remarkable positions at world leading fashion companies Chanel and Stella McCartney, only months after graduating.
KU grad’s journey from fashion BA to runway
Whilst focusing on her Fashion BA (Hons) degree, Clark worked closely at honing her technique as well as her vision. Her distinct style which went to inspire her final collection…
PODCAST: Find out what goes into making a newspaper
Sophie Mcconnell
Have a listen to our editors discussing the latest (October 13-26) issue of The River, all that goes into making a newspaper and the stresses of press day — the…
KU sign off £1.75M to fraudsters
A staff member from Kingston University signed off a cheque, totalling £1.75 million, to a ‘sophisticated’ group of fraudsters.
Canvas divides KU students
Elena Cherubini
Kingston University’s new virtual learning environment (VLE), Canvas, received a warm welcome from freshers but continuing students are struggling to adapt.