This week, Kathryn Corrick will give a talk asking “What do the changes to Facebook mean for journalists?”
By Kim Heinz
Occupy London protesters are not going anywhere
The protesters outside St Paul’s Cathedral say their 200 or so tents will stay firmly pitched as they continue their peaceful call for social change.
By Fabiola Büchele
Weekly education round-up
Foreign students fuel decade-long growth in numbers
By Kim Heinz
Ex- KU students release first official music video
Multi-talented hip hop group SuperNeeks, boasting two former Kingston students, have released their first official music video.
Kingston Graduate tops Kindle UK download list
Kingston graduate secures six-figure book deal after self-publishing her book on Kindle for 96p.
By Vegard Botterli
Panini machine goes up in smoke in Penrhyn road
A new panini machine went up in smoke causing the evacuation of Kingston University’s Penrhyn road campus.
By Rosie Williams
Kingston University students left without their loan struggle through financial crisis
Hundreds of Kingston University students still waiting for their student loans to arrive since the beginning of term have been suffering a financial nightmare.
By Amirah Valu
Kingston University Sports Fixtures Week Four
Have a look at what’s happening in sport this week in Kingston.
Kingston’s footballers loose friendly against Roehampton
Kingston men’s first football team suffered a narrow defeat by a disciplined Roehampton side in an eventful game full of goals and chances.
Kingston 1st 2
Roehampton 1st 3
By John Bevan
Kingston students join Occupy protest at St Paul’s
By Melissa Hughes
Kingston students have joined hundreds of protesters camped outside St Paul’s Cathedral this week, as part of a worldwide demonstration against “corporate greed.”