Lecturers at Kingston University have written an open letter to the chair of the board of governors urging them to reconsider proposals which would see 265 of the most senior lecturers have to re-apply for their jobs.
Women’s badminton team finish top after invincible season
KU’s undefeated badminton women finished at the top of their league and now have their sights set on Surrey as …
KU gospel singer: “Do what you love”
Arinola Nnatuanya, a KU graduate, gives us a glimpse into her life in music and tells us it is never …
Patriotism? Not for me
St Patrick’s Day: Why are we expected to love our own countries more than other countries? Sofia Capel St Patrick’s …
Comic Relief Kingston: Albert Nose Comedy
On the night of fundraising spectacular Comic Relief, The River reviews Kingston pub The Albert’s own night of laughs. Max …
Students called to sign staff jobs petition
Kingston University students and staff members held a demonstration to raise awareness about lecturer grade cuts. Kristina Boudylina Students and …
Top news: Pope Francis, Gazza, and a decline in uni students
The River’s Jack Hammond rounds up this week’s top five news stories at a glance. Jorge Mario Bergoglio elected Pope Francis …
KU student to host charity concert
A first-year KU student is hosting a charity concert to raise money for Guide Dogs For The Blind after learning …
Match cancellation crowns KU women’s badminton champions
Kingston University women’s badminton firsts were crowned the south eastern 3A champions following the cancellation of their final league …
Kingston firsts defeated in final league match
KU men’s football team lose last game of the season but stay in the division. Ryan Rocastle Kingston’s first football …