Is the eBook a revolutionary step for literature and technology?
By Nick Smith
Kingston students present findings on ‘murders’ in Crown Court as part of degree
Kingston University forensic science students are getting a unique experience as part of their degree: they have to present their findings for mock murder, rape and stabbing cases in a real court setting at Kingston Crown Court.
By Lina Sennevall
KU cleaner receives award for 45 years of service
KU cleaner Sean Byrne has his 45 years of loyal service recognised by the Vice-Chancellor
By Therese Doksheim
KU karters club together for Afghanistan heroes
KU Karting club raise money for injured British soldiers back from Afghanistan.
By Rebecca Coles
Basketball: UCL pip Kingston to the post in a tense game
A solid performance by Mantas Partikas could not prevent Kingston’s first basketball team from dropping points against league leaders UCL.
By Martin Mork
Film Review: Martha Marcy May Marlene
Hauntingly beautiful but flawed, this newly-released American thriller Martha Marcy May Marlene is as psychologically twisted as the title is near-unpronounceable.
By Matthew McEvoy
eBook debate: One digitalisation too far?
Are we sacrificing the joy of reading fiction for the convenience of downloading books?
By Isa Hemphrey
Games: Out this month
Here’s a pick of the best new releases coming your way
By Laura Varley
BFI’s fifth Future Film festival
Attention young film-makers! Do you want the opportunity to make contacts in the film industry and see great British cinema before anyone else?
By Laura Varley
Lock, Stock star speaks to The River
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels star tells film students the secrets to success
By Laura Varley