The British Pharmaceutical Students’ Association hosted a conference at KU, to raise awareness about sickle cell anaemia. The conference was …
Kingston University struggles to recover from 26% drop in EU students post Brexit
The number of EU students attending KU dropped by 26% in 2021 and that trend has only just started to …
Chelsea ease past Charlton to progress in the FA Cup
Chelsea beat Charlton Athletic 4-0 at Kingsmeadow on Sunday to qualify for the fifth round of the Women’s FA Cup, …
The rise of the 4B movement in the UK
The 4B movement is a rising force online and is a powerful stance against inequality, violence, and societal expectations that …
72% of women feel unsafe walking alone in Kingston
Three in four women feel unsafe when walking at night in Kingston, according to our survey of 500 18 to …
There’s still time to enjoy Kingston’s Christmas market
The Kingston Christmas Market is bringing a festive buzz to the town, running from 14 November until 5 January. Set …
Students are taking a crack at Apple’s $2 million bug bounty
Apple’s bug bounty program, offers up to $2 million to anyone who can identify vulnerabilities in its cloud systems and …
Ex-offenders seek second chances
The UK job market is unforgiving for the majority, but even more so to recently released prisoners. Some jobs are …
Finding a job in 2024 is ‘soul-destroying’
As job prospects narrow across the UK, recent graduates in Kingston upon Thames are feeling the effects of a highly …
KU Vice Chancellor spends £8,800 on expenses in one year
Kingston University’s Vice Chancellor Steven Spier spent over £8,800 on expenses in the last academic year, according to a freedom …