Kingston University investigates reported thefts from Penrhyn Road library
Jamie Craker
Kingston University is looking into the thefts of two students’ belongings which were stolen on consecutive days in Penrhyn Road library. Local police have been informed.
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What would you choose for your last meal?
Chanelle Field
Students were given more than food for thought as an execution was re-enacted at Penrhyn Road by the Amnesty International society on October 10. “We are here today to raise…
Weinberg to earn quarter of a million as KU ‘president’ following resignation as VC
Meka Beresford
Former KU Vice Chancellor Julius Weinberg will go on to earn £251,461 in the role of ‘president’, a 17.5 per cent increase on his wage as VC – a position…
The meaning of NO: consent classes and students
Across the country universities have been rolling out consent classes following a rise in on-campus sexual assault.
50% of female KU students experience sexual assault
Nearly half of female Kingston students have experienced an incident of sexual assault, according to a survey by The River.
KU students are unsatisfied with new uni bus service
Idha Valeur
Students have complained about the inter-site bus service despite new routes, added departure times and environmentally friendly buses.
KU’s 80-year-old MA student furious at lack of postgraduate loans
Solene Capitolin
Kingston University’s 80-year-old creative writing student Hilary Chalkly may not be able to complete her MA due to lack of funding. Chalkly and her friend Carol Marshall, 66, are not…
Student rips toilet door off in a panic to escape cubicle
Amelia Cunningham
Getting locked in a toilet cubicle is everyone’s worst nightmare, especially at the end of the night out when you have had one too many and just about to head…
Helen McCrory filming new ITV drama, ‘Fearless’, in Kingston
The ITV production company that made Poldark has set up camp at KU halls to film their new legal thriller, starring Helen McCrory, across the road from Kingston University.
Students will most likely get unpaid jobs after graduation
Kotryna Budriute
Four out of five students expect to work without pay after their graduation, an international survey revealed.