Kareem El-Shafie grew up in Brighton watching and playing futsal. One of the KU team’s most dedicated and enthusiastic members, El-Shafie never misses a single
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Kingston swimming society struggling to stay afloat
The newly-formed KU swimming society is struggling to access pool time and believes the student union should do more to help. Vanessa Burini, President of
KU futsal team earn second victory of the season
KU’s futsal team emerged victorious in their second game of the season, away against Brunel University, winning by a score of 7-0 at the Brunel
Women’s rugby team finds hope in KU This Girl Can partnership
The president of the KU women’s rugby team fears that female students do not want to get involved in rugby, because of stereotypes and worries
Racist abuse continues during World Cup qualifiers
Police clashed with racist fans last night as England drew level with Hungary during their qualifying match at Wembley Stadium. Hungarian fans held up banners
KU hockey back in full-swing
Kingston University hockey teams are back in training after a year-long hiatus. Both the women’s and men’s squads were in action at Surbiton Hockey Club
KU Capoeira club disappointed as funding cut by Student Union
The Kingston University Capoeira club has been informed that its funding will be discontinued for the rest of the academic year by the Student Union.
Former KU student’s football tournament affiliates to the FA
Kingstonian Cup, a competition founded by former KU Student Ahmed Tahsin, has affiliated to the FA and the London Football Association.
How Tuchel has changed Chelsea
Thomas Tuchel joined Chelsea in January after the sacking of Frank Lampard following a poor run of results. Tuchel faced the unenviable task of replacing
Karting Society set to continue after easing of restrictions
The Kingston Karting Society is hopeful that the easing of restrictions will mean that they are soon able to race again. Kingston Karting president Jake
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