Kingston University’s first Black History Week
River Reporter
Black History Week took place for the first time at KU this week. Samantha Bird Kingston University celebrated their very first Black History Week at Penrhyn Road campus this past…
Sharks play intimate in-store set at Banquet Records
Banquet Records welcomed punk rockers Sharks for the first time in an intimate instore gig on Wednesday. Elena BlagoevaJames Mattock (Frontman) performed an initmate solo set with a guitar in…
60 per cent of Kingston graduates employed after 6 months
Almost 60 per cent of Kingston University’s graduates find employment six months after their graduation. Kim Richters Almost 60 per cent of Kingston University’s graduates find employment six months after…
Kingston market set to hold a Tudor Christmas
Best get ironing your Henry VIII costume, a Tudor Christmas market will be coming to Kingston soon. Kiran Dhiman Kingston is set to host an unforgettable Christmas shopping experience this…
Kingston graduate’s company makes the top 100
A former Kingston student’s company has been named as one of the top 100 UK businesses. Alex Sunier A former Kingston student’s company has been named as one of the…
Surbiton cat killer on the loose
Surbiton pet owners have been warned to keep their animals safe, after a cat was found decapitated and another injured. Álvaro Pelegrín Pet owners in Surbiton have been warned to…
Review: Kim Ann Foxman’s Return it/Hypnotic Dance
Kim Ann Foxman brings a taste of her NY underground house as she goes solo again. Oscar Galvany Kim Ann Foxman’s latest effort, Return it/Hypnotic Dance is an interesting EP…
KU lecturer to Toronto for book release
Creative writing lecturer Todd Swift is off to Canada to promote his new collection of poems. Alvaro Pelegrin KU creative writing lecturer Todd Swift is promoting his latest book When…
Video: The River asks: How often do you smoke?
Just how hooked on cigarettes are Kingston students? The River asks.by Jaime Gutierrez
Is a Masters degree just a financial investment?
Kingston University has made students aware that they can earn £250,000 more during their lifetime when having studied a Masters degree. But is it the right choice for you? Lisa…