Bureaucray in British universities doubles
River Reporter
The number of managers working in UK higher education has increased twice the rate as the number of academics, new research has revealed. By Kelly Alford
Courtyard Capoeira kicks off KU Global Festival
KUSU's Global Festival week was kicked-off with a lively Capoeira demonstration in the JG courtyard By Matthew McEvoy
Kingston University’s sport fixtures: Week eight
A busy week of men’s football and a weekend of boxing awaits Kingston atheletes. Edward Write Wednesday March 21 Football Women’s Surrey first – Kingston first, 14:00 (League) Football Men’s…
Rose Theatre to sell discounted student tickets on Tuesdays
The Rose Theatre will be offering student concessions this AprilBy Laura Varley
DVD releases Monday March 19 – Sunday 25
Our pick of the week's DVD releasesBy Rosie Cope
KU students vote in new Student Union president Sean Kelly
KU students have voted in new student union president Sean Kelly, in a tightly fought election battle. By Myriam Dijck
Education News Round Up
Dishing out some spicy education bangers for your mind mash, make sure to enjoy with a rich opinion gravy. James Baines
Review: We Bought a Zoo
Based on a true story, We Bought a Zoo tells the tale of Benjamin Mee, a lonely widower who fixes his family by making it bigger.By Lauren Miliotis
‘Young people’ happy taking mystery drugs
According to a survey by The Guardian and dance and club magazine MixMag, young people are risking their health and lives by taking unknown white powder.By Ellie Pullen
Injured protester urges KU students to fight for their education
A student who needed emergency brain surgery after being hit on the head by the police during a tuition fees protest has urged KU students to keep fighting for their…