Did he live or die? What a cliff-hanger, right? Sherlock fans had to wait two years for the burning question …
Rapper Akala kicks off Kingston’s celebration of Black History Month
Rapper, journalist and political activist Akala visited Kingston University on October 3 to give students a semi-autobiographical talk titled ‘The …
New KU fashion society launches
The new fashion society hosted their welcome event to allow students to discuss their ideas at the KU SU bar …
Kingston University’s eco-toilets fail
Dozens of toilets were rendered unusable yesterday in the John Galsworthy (JG) building at Penrhyn Road Campus when none of …
Joker review: The Clown Prince is Back
Rating: 3/5 Before he became the Joker, he was Arthur Fleck, a loner and social outcast working as a clown for …
Kingston reaches a new borough record recycling rate of 52 per cent
Food wastage in Kingston is now being recycled at a rate of 52 per cent, from April to July 2019, …
Waterstones returns to Kingston – and we couldn’t be happier about it
Kingston Waterstones’ is back after nine-months of reconstruction with a brand-new look and more on offer for KU students. The …
Closure of childcare facilities leaves Kingston University parents struggling
Families who used the Kingston University nursery were left without childcare facilities this past Summer. Samara Blackford, a first-year forensic …
FIFA 20 review: Good gameplay, bad glitches
Rating: 4/5 With a new FIFA game coming out every year with seemingly minimal changes, spending £60 on what can …
Thomas Cook collapse ruins Kingston University student’s birthday plans
The sudden collapse of Thomas Cook has thrown a Kingston University student’s birthday plans into chaos. Publishing and English Literature …