Submissions for the 2016 Talent Awards are now open and inspirational Kingston students with unexpected characters and interesting stories are …
Kingston MP James Berry votes against Housing Bill but ensures students are safe from rogue landlords
Kingston and Surbiton MP, James Berry, has voted against a parliamentary clause that would force landlords to ensure their properties are sufficiently …
Kingston football defeat nine man Brunel
Kingston University men’s football first team thrashed Brunel University men’s first team 5-1 at Tolworth Sports Ground on Wednesday.
Students are losing hope in protests as a medium to deter government cuts against university grants
The Government inflicted the second major cut of the decade on student finances. As if tripling tuition fees to £9,000 …
Why Brexit is a one-way journey to self-destruction
Britain’s membership of the European Union is a 42-year-old odyssey but a referendum can annihilate all the work in 24 …
Bouncing from Brunel to Brighton
KINGSTON University women’s basketball team thrashed Brunel women’s team at Kingston College Arena on Wednesday by a score of 84-30. …
KU announces Big Read shortlist
KU has announced the six shortlisted books for the Big Read project and they are now available to borrow at …
‘It has been a year since she died and it still hurts’
The grieving mother of a Kingston student who took her own life last year has begged students to take more …
RIVER EXCLUSIVE: “Prevent is a toxic brand”
Megan White Alexandra Pedersen Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg labelled the government’s anti-terrorism strategy Prevent as “a toxic brand” …
Kingston’s knock-off cereal killer waves a not-so-sweet goodbye
The owner of a controversial cereal bar that charged £6 for a breakfast has shut up shop and blamed KU for …