Graffiti workshop used by SU to promote ‘walk out’ strike against rising fees
River Reporter
The NUS is organising a mass walk out protest against 'devastating' Government proposals for privatisation and rising tuition fees.By James Baines
Most students in the dark about degree classification
A River survey revealed a majority of KU students do not understand how to calculate their degree.By Lily Meyer
KU students set up DJing night for budding mixers
Fancy becoming the next David Guetta, but just don’t know how to go about becoming a DJ?By Anshu Pandit
Unresolved stabbing raises safety concerns for students
Students have described concerns about their safety after an 18-year-old was stabbed in the town centre.By Caroline Bursell
Shock rise in rape cases
Rise in rape cases in Kingston promts fears for student safety.By Isabel Hayman-Brown
Review: Scars and Stories by The Fray
Rosie Cope shares her thoughts on The Fray’s latest album, due out on March 5. By Rosie Cope By Rosie Cope American soft pop-rock band The Fray’s success has been…
Review: Chiddy Bang’s Breakfast with a Bang
Niya Sinckler has listened to Chiddy Bang's debut album and tells you what she thinks was the best track. By Niya Sinckler
Kingston voted happiest place to live in London
Kingston upon Thames has been voted the happiest place to live by Estate Agents.By James Baines &Myriam Dijck
Former Kingston student wins prestigious award
From a non-English speaking taxi driver to an award winning journalist, Jamal Osman reports back from his homeland.By Kelly Alford
Review: This Means War
Lisa Schink tells you what she thought of This Means Boredom and why she thinks it’s more of a romance with pretty people than a spy film. By Lisa Schink…