Dark horses in the World Cup Qatar 2022
Munir Sulaiman
Some nations enter the World Cup as overwhelming favourites, however history has shown never to underestimate the underdogs. Senegal Senegal will be chasing even more glory after securing their first…
KU Men’s 1st basketball team aim to remain undefeated
Alhia Yousofi
Kingston university’s Men’s 1st basketball team moved up a league to 2A this semester having finished top of 3A undefeated in the 2021/2022 season. Team captain and coach, Dan Sherlock,…
Students unhappy with prolonged Seething Wells refurbishments
Acacia Liu
Students living at Seething Wells halls of residence have expressed frustration at having to live with ongoing construction work. The £200 million refurbishment of the Seething Wells was due to…
Doctor Who: The Power of the Doctor: Fans in awe as David Tennant returns
Phebe Williams
Jodie Whittaker and Chris Chibnall bowed out of the Tardis with a thrilling ride of non-stop surprises and nostalgia as the era of the female Doctor ended. The BBC’s Doctor…
Inclusive Futures virtual careers fair begins on Wednesday
KU students will have the opportunity to meet top employers and gain career advice at the Inclusive Futures virtual careers fair on November 2. Employers such as Warner Bros, Discovery,…
KU research into mental health to help vulnerable young people
Researchers at Kingston University have embarked on a four year study aimed ultimately at helping shape how social care and mental health services are delivered for children and young people.…
Stirling Prize winners shortlisted to build £22 million University building
Charlie Evans
Three Stirling Prize winners are among those named on a shortlist decided by Kingston University to design a new £22 million building near Knights Park campus. Grafton Architects, who won…
The Kingston footballers who could play at the World Cup
Declan Rice and Luke Shaw, both born in Kingston, are expected to be named in the England squad for next month’s World Cup in Qatar. Manager Gareth Southgate privately picked…
It’s time to BeReal
Nancy Lama
If you haven’t heard of BeReal, where have you been? The extremely popular app has been a big hit with Gen-Z. Hitting number one on the Apple store in July…
Fireworks in the firing line
Fireworks are a universal symbol of celebration. The UK season started off with a bang with the five-day long celebration of Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights and now Guy…