KU students stuck in Eurostar recall nightmare journey
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Birthday celebrations screeched to a halt when students got stuck on Eurostar for hours. By Martin Mork
Global Festival: Day 4 – a visit from ShelterBox
KUSU Global Festival continues with a visit from disaster relief charity, ShelterBox By Ed Wright
Kingston men’s badminton top the league
Kingston’s badminton team ends the season on a high after beating Surrey 5-3 last week. Martin Mork Kingston University men’s badminton team completed an unbeaten season and took top spot…
Medium.rare exhibition draws a crowd
When first year fine art students Ellie Ashdown and Jack O’Brien were told to put on an exhibition for their course they could have just shown it in a local…
The Gym clamps down after harassment claim
One of Kingston’s most popular gyms has pledged to beef up security measures and ban trouble-makers after an alleged claim of harassment. By Surena Chande
KU trials religious mitigating circumstances
Kingston University has introduced a policy that makes it possible for students to request mitigating circumstances for religious reasons. By Lina Sennevall
Global Festival: Day 3 – Dungeons and Dragons
On Wednesday Kingston University's Global Festival was in full swing. We took a look into the world of fantasy and Dungeons and Dragons, which was being run by the Kingston…
Games: out this month
Check out what work the devil has for idle thumbs this April.By Laura Varley
Global Festival: Day 2 – Free food from the Kingston Sikh Society
As we track the events of the Global Festival, we take a look at what was happening on Tueday around the Penrhyn Road campus.By Ed Wright
Film review: The Devil Inside
The anticipated horror has finally hit cinemas, but is The Devil Inside a terrifying experience or a tedious waste of money?By Ellie Pullen