KU asks: Do Beanz really mean Heinz?
Aleesha Choda
The River taste test five tin of supermarket beans against baked beans giant Heinz, to find out if after 50 years, the big ame brand is still worth the price…
KU students reveal the worst Christmas presents they have ever received
Rebecca Difford-Smith
All I want for Christmas is…. Oh, not that
KU libraries made £123,000 from unreturned books and laptops since 2014
Stine Arnulf
KU is raking in money from library fines, despite the numbers of unreturned books going down after the LRC’s new renewal system. The KU libraries have earned nearly £123,000 on…
Kingston men’s lacrosse game called off early due to shattered helmet
Synne Johnsson
The Kingston men’s lacrosse game against Sussex University ended with a bang after a shot at the Kingston goalkeeper resulted in a shattered neck protector on Wednesday November 29.
PODCAST: 95th edition of The River out now
Sophie Mcconnell
Have a listen to all of our editors from The River discussing the latest (November 24 – December 15) issue of The River, sharing their favourite stories and reflecting on…
Lacrosse men crash out of cup but find new goal scoring hero
Kingston attacker Ewan Leslie scored five goals in a tight cup game against Canterbury – but it was not enough to keep the blues in the cup.
KU law expert returns to Jamaica to help against terror related activites
Chanel Buituron
A Kingston University UN law expert has returned to Jamaica to advise the government on how to crack down on terror-related activities.
£700,000 being cut from KUSCO’s maintenance budget leaves River rubbish uncleaned
Yasemin Kose
As part of an investigation, The River team went around the university and created some mess, resulting in four out of eight rooms not being cleaned.
Hippodrome over the years
Alice Bradley
The venue has served KU students with crazy nights out and access to watch some of the most talented, established and up-and-coming artists for 11 years. Let’s take a look…
Why you should avoid Kingston’s Christmas market
Come November and the Christmas fairy throws up all over the Western world with her glitter snowflakes to transform everything with fake embellishments and fill markets with overpriced cheap stocking…