Kingston rugby lads edge Brighton
River Reporter
Kingston narrowly won on Wednesday thanks to a last-gasp penalty. Konstantinos Lianos A penalty kick by Craig Felston in the closing minutes of the match sealed an important victory for…
Students could face drug tests in UK crackdown on study pills
Students could face pre-exam drug tests in a crackdown on performance-enhancing drugs.
Crisis drives students from struggling Eurozone countries away from home
KU students from tough Eurozone countries told The River they are not planning to return home.
KU Dance Society win six trophies in competition
KU Dance Society won a record-breaking six trophies when competing against 10 universities for charity.
Visa restrictions force KU graduates to leave the UK
Some non-EU Kingston University graduates have been forced to leave the UK because of new visa restrictions brought in by the government last year. Mimmie Wilhelmson The restrictions were imposed…
KU student designs ecological hangers to keep clothes fresh
Can't find clean clothes because you've not had time to do your laundry? Fret no more with KU student's latest creation.
KU student creates Arab style fashion collection
A talented KU student creates a fashion collection for her end of year portfolio inspired by her Eastern roots.
Former KU senior lecturer wins 2012 Turner Prize
A former senior lecturer at Kingston University has won the Turner Prize with a video installation.
MA design graduate inspired by events in Russia and creates a 21st century tea set
Kingston University MA Design graduate, Alina Tukhvatullina, has created a traditional Russian tea set engraved with the names of topics that are generating controversy in modern day Russia.
Scooter granny reveals all to The River
There’s definitely something odd about chasing after a 77-year-old woman. Especially when said pensioner is at top speed on a scooter.