University motorsport hits town
Anthony Waterworth
The University Engineering department showed off their award winning electric racers in the market square for the general public to see. The demonstrations on Saturday included a Formula Student electric…
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KU students set to compete in British championship
Hanne Olsen
KU student Hal Bedford-Payne is set to race for Kingston Rowing Club in the National Championship taking place in Nottingham this weekend. Joined by fellow KU student John Keen-Tomlinson and…
John Terry shirt signing woe for fans
Chelsea fans were disappointed at the John Terry shirt signing session in Kingston after waiting over two hours in the rain for nothing. High demand to see the Chelsea superstar…
Paralympian Ellie Simmonds on balancing modules and medals
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For Ellie Simmonds, the face of the London 2012 Paralympic Games, university life may be the perfect escape, but it still comes with all the typical flaws. “I have bad…
Kingston derby ends with second string side running out 4-1 winners.
Kingston seconds overcame a spirited Kingston thirds side 4-1 on Wednesday afternoon to move themselves away from bottom place of the table. The two Kingston sides, who both play in…
John Barnes talks to the River
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The ex England footballer talks fighting racism and Strictly Come Dancing
Kingston seconds start with a bang
Kingston up and running with impressive win against Kings Medics.
Kingston firsts fire blanks in drab draw
Cougars kick off the season with 0-0 draw at home to Chichester fourths.
Student sports fees soar as £39k cutbacks bite
KU students may find themselves priced out of certain sports clubs after the University reduced the sports budget by £39,000.
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 America North Korea released photographs of Kim Jong Un inside his military…