Hamish Archibald on gender fluidity, RuPaul’s hypocrisy and dressing up in drag
Ine Schwebs
Co-founder of the LGBT society, Hamish Archibald, talks about his experience being gender-fluid and dressing up in drag as an expression of art.
Kingston student failed to take The Sun to court over ‘Islamophobic’ article
Naomi Taylor
Kingston student has failed her battle against the UK press regulator after raising just over £3,000 out of her £25,000 target.
Young Fathers coming of age with third album
Jake Patel
Mercury Award winners of 2014, Young Fathers return to the music scene after a three-year hiatus with their third studio album, Cocoa Sugar, released on March 9 2018.
KU graduate plays part in award-winning short film
Sophie Parrott
A KU graduate plays a role in a short film that has won a top independent film award.
Rapper Rejjie Snow tells The River about Dear Annie, a second album, and all things music
Torjus Roberg
Rejjie Snow has already established himself as one to watch, with his first album ‘Dear Annie’, released last month, having been hailed by critics. The Irish rapper took a few…
10 upcoming video games we can’t wait for in 2018
2017 was a great year for gamers with titles like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the wild taking the gaming industry by storm and the release of the Xbox…
Kingston lacrosse remain optimistic despite end-of-season defeat
Sofie Smedsrud
Kingston University Women’s Lacrosse team fought to the very end in their last game of the season, but was defeated 3-23 by Sussex at Tolworth sports ground on Wednesday March…
Students sign petition to nullify this year’s SU elections
Hannah Roberts
More than 100 KU students have signed a paper petition to nullify this year’s Student Election results amid claims of “foul-play” and “abuse”.
Our 10 most anticipated albums coming in 2018
In 2017 we got the opportunity to listen to some truly amazing pieces of music and if the quality of work from many of our favourite artists is any indication…
Student elections: nothing more than playground politics
You may have noticed the annoying amount of posters in the hallways at your campus. You might even have a couple of friends who have shared pictures of manifestos on…