KU to be ‘shut down’ as staff and students strike
River Reporter
Trade unions are urging students and lecturers not to enter KU next Wednesday during the strike over public-sector pension cuts.By Rosie Williams
Kingston students put a cork in it
Kingston University students have the happiest livers in the country, according to the National Student Drinking Survey.By Mashaal Mir and Joe Longley
Luminar goes into administration but the party goes on at Kingston’s Oceana
Administrators are looking to sell Oceana after its parent company suffered huge financial losses.By Jamila Soso-Vincent
Judges have been misjudged
A Kingston academic has published a book suggesting that the ‘pompous crusty old man’ reputation judges have is far from true.By Lisa Schink
Plans to re-zone station could shrink students’ train fares
MP Ed Davey has revived plans to move Kingston and Surbiton to zone five to prevent commuters paying the current "unnecessary high fares".By Myriam Dijck
Kingston high street: there’s a slim chance you’ll find anything plus sized
Kingston has lived up to its name as being “the skinniest town in Britain” after slimming down its high street options for plus size women.By Lucy Sambrook
Fourties striptease artiste stripped of recognition
She caused controversy stripping off her clothes for WWII troops and now she’s being stripped of a commemorative plaque by angry residents.By Jess Osbaldeston
Gotcha! It’s the KU first- year wot won it at The Sun
A first year Kingston student, has won an award from The Sun, after writing about his love of tea for the Column Idol competition.By Natasha Szymaniak
Students warned over ‘horrible’ scabies
KU students have been warned of a possible scabies outbreak after students have been treated for the contagious skin infection.By Kim Heinz and Myriam Dijck
From the stage to the streets
Tom Ward explains why 1940s burlesque dancer Phyllis Dixey deserves more than a plaqueBy Tom Ward