Speaking to Belen Leroux, a professional performer, dancer and soon-to-be-choreographer, it is hard to determine where the 21-year-old dance student …
Jimmy Eat World’s new album is a fun adventure
Jimmy Eat World’s new record ‘Integrity Blues’ is adventurous and thoroughly enjoyable, with the band’s well known rock sounds and …
Top 5 cocktails for Halloween
With Halloween fast approaching and national cocktail week coming to an end, we got in touch with Kingston students to …
Brunel University deliver a beating to KU women’s lacrosse
KU’s women’s lacrosse team suffered a second considerable defeat, being beaten 23-6 by Brunel University on Wednesday. They previously lost 18-6 to Chichester University, …
KU diversity guru Nona Mcduff set to shape the future of UK higher education
KU’s diversity expert has been selected to become a member of the new government panel aimed at improving teaching in universities.
Four top tips to protect yourself from hackers
As our online use only continues to grow and with increasing amounts of our information being online, we need to try …
King’s College London prove a royal pain for Kingston’s Basketballers
An undersized KU men’s basketball team were made to feel even smaller when King’s College London beat them 78-50 on …
Comment: Students should not pay for TV licences
Recent changes to how we can watch TV supposedly mean that licensing is now tighter than ever, especially for students …
Kingston University weekly sports round-up – full results
The second week of the BUCS season proved a mixed one for Kingston’s sports teams. Seven came away with wins, …
Universities are to be ranked bronze, silver and gold
Universities are due to be ranked bronze, silver and gold which could further the divide between poorer and wealthier students, with …