KU’s Radio Nipper goes live for the first time
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Kingston University’s very own student radio station – Radio Nipper, based at Kingston Hill – is now live and online. Georgina Deacon Radio Nipper, Kingston University’s radio station, went live…
Review: Foals – Holy Fire
Oxford five-piece and ‘math-rockers’ Foals releases their much anticipated third album Holy Fire, but does it live up to all its hype? Caroline Bursell If you haven’t heard of Oxford…
Review: Bullet to the Head
The opening scene of Walter Hill’s action film Bullet to the Head tells the story of how hitman Jimmy Bobo and his partner assassinate a shady police officer, Hank Greely,…
Review: Flight
To become a hero you must party all night, take drugs and drink excessively. In the morning you save hundreds of people from dying in a plane crash. Laura Rietz…
No silly campaign will make us love Britain any less
Ministers’ plans to cut immigration by slandering their own country are a disgrace. Sofia Capel Romanians and Bulgarians soon to be granted freedom of EU movement, ministers of the UK…
Kingston University to climb Everest, sort of
Kingston University Mountaineering Club are to climb as high as Mount Everest in a gruelling 12 hour charity fundraising event. Marc Williams The team of around 20 climbers will take…
Bacchus wins Best Independent Venue award
Bacchus Late Bar in Kingston's Union Street has won the Best Independent Venue 2012.
Review: Movie 43
A review of ‘the worst film’ ever made, Movie 43. But with A-list celebrities featuring frequently in the story, does it live up to that? James Garwood Movie 43, hailed…
Women’s basketball team win comfortably against Imperial
KU women’s basketball team ran out comfortable winners in a 69-32 victory over Imperial College in their first match of the year. Kaia Tufteland It was an important, if straightforward,…
Kingston’s BA fashion students aim to raise £10,000 for an end of year show
Kingston undergraduate fashion students aim to raise thousands of pounds to showcase their designs when they graduate this year. Holly Wilson The event will give third year students the opportunity…