A Private War review: Rosamund Pike is brilliant
Evie Rusman
A Private War, based on the life and career of The Sunday Times war correspondent Marie Colvin, pays homage to journalism and is a tribute to those who sacrifice their…
Kingston to develop video streaming in ambulances
Kingston University are teaming up with technology company, Pangea, to develop video streaming in ambulances, giving A&E doctors the ability to treat patients before their arrival. The project, which will…
Kingston University’s men’s 1st football team defeated by London School of Economics 2-1
Holly Ryan
Heartbreak for Kingston’s men’s first team as their unbeaten streak in the league was ended by London School of Economics second team away on Wednesday. Sam Naief and Dominic Wilson…
Battlefield V Review: The new Battlefield is on target
Craig House
The Battlefield series is known to heavily focus on the concept of realism so imagine my shock when I was skiing down a snowy slope in Nazi occupied Norway chucking…
UK university tuition fees could be cut by thousands
Tuition fees across UK universities could be cut by thousands of pounds for some subjects while others could see higher fees, according to reports.
Rugby: Cougars come back with a bang, securing win against Portsmouth
Sophie Naisbitt
The men’s rugby firsts match on January 30 saw a very tight result between Kingston and Portsmouth, with the Cougars securing a 7-5 win through a try conversion.
Resident Evil 2 review: reopening nightmares
“Stay back sir, I’ve got this.” Moments later the officer is tackled to the ground, his crimson blood spilling across the floor as his throat is devoured.
KU European student numbers drop for third year in a row
Ana De Liz
The number of EU students who come to study at KU has fallen in the 2018/19 year for the third year in a row, together with a drop of students…
Kingston Men’s Firsts score nine in ten goal thriller
Kingston men’s firsts dominated Brighton’s men’s fourths for the second time this season in an emphatic 9-1 victory at Tolworth Park on Wednesday 30.
Data breach at KU led to anti-terror scheme leak
Morgane Roos-Carreira
Students who attended an Islamophobia awareness event allegedly had their data given to the Government’s counter-terrorism scheme by a former staff member at the university.