Ex-KU cheerleader hopes to represent England for second time
Aimee Wilson
An ex-KU cheerleading champion is hopeful to represent Team England for the second time after her success at the 2017 World Championships.
Puppy rooms at KU? Student Election competitor Rachel Imlay wants KU to have one
Ine Schwebs
Rachel Imlay, who is running to become the Penrhyn Road officer in this year’s Student Elections, is exploring the use of ‘puppy rooms’ in Kingston University to help students combat…
Obsessed with pole dancing: Stephanie Johnson talks about her life as a pole dancer and why it is political
Ever thought about trying out pole dancing? KU’s Stephanie Johnson talks about how the sport helps her build confidence and self-esteem.
Kingston Student taking The Sun to court
Naomi Taylor
A Kingston student is battling to take the UK press regulator to court after it rejected her complaint that an article in The Sun was Islamophobic.
KU student wants to be the next Wolf of Wall Street
Ciara Mcginley
The Wolf of Wall Street crashed a Lamborghini, hosted elaborate drug-fuelled parties and illegally made millions as a stockbroker in the city.
KU at risk of closure as student numbers plunge, warns expert
Rikke Nylund
Experts have warned that Kingston University is one of the universities most likely to face closure due to a decline in new student applications and an alarming deficit.
Middle Mill named most energy efficient halls at KU
Sophie Parrott
Middle Mill was named the most energy efficient halls of residence for the last academic year, according to Kingston University records.
KU team aims for the stars with a glass rocket engine
Torjus Roberg
A KU lecturer has invented a revolutionary rocket engine made of glass and 3D-printed plastic that has caught the interest of international businesses.
Commuting is your own choice – now, step up!
We all know that student who commutes from hours away to university and still claims that he or she will make it to every single lecture and seminar.
Your phone isn’t the problem, you are!
With social media slowly manipulating people’s sleeping habits, Torjus Roberg says it is more important than ever that we accept responsibility for our habits and stop making excuses by putting…