CEO of KUSU gives up alcohol for the nation’s first Dryathlon
River Reporter
The CEO of Kingston’s Student Union is joining 35,000 other Britons in an attempt to give up alcohol for a month to raise money for charity. Teri Dyer KUSU’s Mark…
Review: In the republic of happiness at the Royal Court
Satirical, surreal and stunning: Dominic Cooke’s production of Matrin Crimp’s new play is something to see. Satirical, surreal and stunning: Dominic Cooke’s production of Matrin Crimp’s new play is something…
Vice-Chancellor threatens to kick out Facebook trolls
KU’s Vice-Chancellor has threatened to kick out the students behind a Facebook page mocking overweight library users. Ollie Gillman The admins behind ‘Spotted: Penrhyn Library’ could be excluded from Kingston…
Four men all plead not guilty to killing Jamie Sanderson
All four defendants deny killing Jamie Sanderson at Oceana Kingston on October 25 2012. Ryan Rocastle Brandon Francis 19, Levan Greenfield ,22, Ashley Milne, 22, and Benjamin Onwuma, 20, have…
Review: Jack Reacher
The opening 15 minutes of Jack Reacher follows a sniper calmly driving to a multi-storey car park, setting up his rifle and killing five targets. Eimear Kelly The chilling shooting…
French fashion house Chloé looking at KU students’ work
Fashion students at Kingston University will be competing against top UK fashion schools for a paid three-month internship with the Haute Couture fashion designer Chloé. Lisa Moravec The chosen students…
Kingston rugby team steals second position from Brighton
A penalty kick by Craig Felston in the closing minutes of the match sealed an important victory for Kingston’s rugby firsts over Brighton’s seconds. Konstantinos Lianos Kingston climbed to second…
KU graduate has published a book
Ex Kingston student Habeeb Akande has released a book called Illuminating the Darkness. Eve Carson A Kingston University graduate has published a book about elevating the status of Blacks and…
External news of the week
A brief look at the past week's news.
KU students warned against laughing gas consumption
KU’s halls of residence are warning all students about the dangers of laughing gas concerned by its use as a drug in their facilities.