Kingston University deny Town House delay despite 2019 promise
Natalie J Crookham
Kingston University has denied delays to the Town House build despite previously advertising completion for September 2019.
Kingston roadworks cause disruptions to students and commuters
Marie Mannes
Kingston University students are among those affected by roadworks that have been causing major delays and heavy traffic over the past two weeks.
Will Rappers Go To Any Extent To Stay Relevant?
Suyeba Aslam
Muslim students of Kingston were outraged by the recently uploaded music of UK Rapper, Krept and American Rapper, French Montana after offending many of the Muslim faith as they used…
Eadweard Muybridge Collections Return To Kingston With Help From Kingston University
Charlotte Dorans
Kingston University is bringing Eadweard Muybridge’s personal collection to the new Town House with the help of Kingston Council. A memorandum between Kingston University and the local council is held…
Electronic check-in makes no difference to student attendance
Attendance at KU has not improved since the implementation of electronic check-ins last year. The SEAts software, which allows lecturers to monitor student attendance when they scan their ID card…
This KU student is officially “the world’s most desirable man”
He has a higher IQ than Einstein and a body to die for. Now KU graduate Jack Heslewood has been voted “the world’s most desirable man” when he won the…
Nursery closure affects Kingston University parents
Ariane D De Oliveira
Families who used the Kingston University nursery were left without childcare facilities this summer. Samara Blackford, a first-year forensic science student, now has a higher travelling cost of £15 a…
Korean language lessons now available to KU students
Chloe L Wright
KU students and staff now have the opportunity to study Korean alongside their degree with the addition of the language to the Kingston Language Scheme (KLS).
Parents pay tribute to KU students; awarded degree posthumously
The mother of a KU student who received her degree posthumously has paid tribute to her daughter who hoped to help find a cure to cancer.
To the people who take the lift just one floor. Why?
We have all been there. Fifth-floor lecture? Take the lifts! Only someone else has a class on the first floor and joins the ride. Argh! Lucie Skorvagova shares her frustrations.