Best 5 coffee shops to study at in Kingston
Alice M Carter
Christmas is always a difficult time when it comes to studying not to mention Kingston University Penrhyn Road library closure on top so what can are the alternatives? Especially as…
Little Women could be best movie to see this Christmas
Nicole M Pihan
With Netflix failing, so far this season, to surprise us with something great, Boxing Day never looked so exciting. SCORE 5/5 Little Women is the newest remake of an 1868…
Kingston Hub: Volunteer to help your future
Natalie J Crookham
Kingston University graduate thanks his experience volunteering with Kingston Hub for getting his first job. Volunteering with the Schools Plus programme helped Duncan Horvath to develop personally and professionally which…
Protests around the World: Kingston University students on why you should care
Isabella Ruffatti
If you feel as though people around the world are unhappy with their government and have taken to the streets to protest it, you would not be wrong. In June,…
Made in Kingston: Kingston University students talk about life after graduating
Ariane D De Oliveira
Graduating is such a scary time, leaving the comforting educating blanket that has been with you since you were five years old. Because even though we complained about the amount…
Politicians hold heated debate at Kingston Hill in frantic run-up to general election
Najib Hassan
Politicians on both sides of the political spectrum clashed on issues including students, Brexit and climate change at Kingston University’s second election debate on December 5. Three candidates representing the…
Kingston Borough most stressed in London
Eddie Luchford
Kingston is the most stressed-out borough in London, according to new research. Whether it’s the pressures of meeting deadlines, socialising with fellow students, or simply turning up to class, students…
Camila Cabello’s Romance: a cliché journey exploring love and romance
Sophie Humphrey
Camila Cabello was always the breakout star of girl-band Fifth Harmony, but the 22-year-old has returned with a bang with her new 14-track sophomore album, ‘Romance‘, released on December 6.
Voter registration should be encouraged says Kingston University lecturer
Marie Mannes
A lecturer encouraging students to vote in this upcoming election says it is part of the university’s “civic mission”.
Banquet Records manager continues to encourage students to vote in the General Election
Banquet Records manager is continuing his efforts to get Kingston residents and students to vote in the upcoming general elections. Manager Jon Tolley, said: “Banquet won’t tell people how to…