KU hockey team win the league after beating Royal Holloway
Michael Lloyd
Kingston men’s hockey team beat Royal Holloway, University of London, 1-0 in their last game of the season, to win the BUCS South Eastern 3A league. Kingston only needed a…
KU weekly sports roundup
It was a fantastic week for Kingston’s sports teams. In the last week of the season for the last remaining teams, the men’s hockey team and women’s tennis and badminton…
KU futsal win the double by beating Portsmouth in cup final
Kingston University men’s futsal won the cup final, beating University of Portsmouth 5-4 with their winning goal in the last minute, meaning they won the double in their first season…
The world reacts to Drake’s More Life
Nikki Onafuye
As Drake releases his latest project, More Life, Twitter goes wild over the 22-track album which features Grime UK artists Giggs, Skepta and US rappers Quavo, Young thug, 2 Chainz…
Three KU rape victims tell their harrowing stories in new campaign to confront taboos
Pia Jenkins-Henham
Three KU rape victims shared their stories with KU student Holly Duffield who has retold them through a short film she created for the Confronting Rape Culture Exhibition. Miss Duffield…
Union of Kingston Students to support ban on use of fur in student projects
Sarah Sinclair
The Union of Kingston Students (UKS) is set to take a stance and support the ban of fur on student’s projects after a motion was passed to do so at…
Father John Misty’s new album is Pure Comedy
Christian Walton
Despite the light-hearted title, Father John Misty’s third album is not one for those seeking light entertainment. The record dances through issues of religion, technology, contemporary attitudes and attempts to…
Emma Watson packs a punch in Disney epic Beauty and the Beast
Oda Ottesen
Gorgeous, cheery and shamelessly sensational, the live-action remake of Disney classic Beauty and the Beast is nothing short of a showstopper. It was difficult to imagine child star gone UN…
John Safran appears at The Soho Theatre for a discussion on his new book ‘Murder in Mississippi’
Ameet Ubhi
Australian documentary maker, radio personality and journalist John Safran appeared at The Soho theatre in London to read from and discuss his award-winning book: Murder in Mississippi. Safran, from Melbourne,…
Britain’s prisons are not where Farid Reza should be
Farid Reza was found guilty and sentenced to five years and three months imprisonment for killing fellow student and neighbour Hina Shamim in a road collision outside the Penhryn Road…