KU student helps organise anti-Iran protest in Brussels
A KU student spearheaded a mass protest in Brussels as part of a campaign for human rights in Iran.Matt WilsonKingston student, Kamil Alboshoka, helped organise...
Top news: North Korea’s strike plan, England’s World Cup chances and the biggest ever cyber attack
The River’s Jack Hammond rounds up the top fives stories from the past week's news.North Korea targets AmericaNorth Korea released photographs of Kim Jong Un inside his...
Martine McCutcheon bankrupt but ‘truly touched’ by fan support
Martine McCutcheon declared herself bankrupt this week.Romina RoviraFormer EastEnders actress Martine McCutcheon declared herself bankrupt this week at Kingston County Court.The actress, singer and writer,...
Students plan Model United Nations conference
Students are organising a Model United Nations conference for next semester’s enrichment week.
Female car insurance premiums set to soar with new EU ruling
Car insurance for young women is set to soar by up to 25 per cent this month when an EU gender equality ruling comes into force.
Students could face drug tests in UK crackdown on study pills
Students could face pre-exam drug tests in a crackdown on performance-enhancing drugs.
Former KU senior lecturer wins 2012 Turner Prize
A former senior lecturer at Kingston University has won the Turner Prize with a video installation.
Scooter granny reveals all to The River
There’s definitely something odd about chasing after a 77-year-old woman. Especially when said pensioner is at top speed on a scooter.
Oceana appeals decision to revoke licence
Kingston Oceana has appealed the decision to revoke its licence in a final bid to keep its doors open.
Fourth man charged with Oceana murder
A fourth man has been charged with murder of a clubber who was stabbed in Oceana Kingston.