Kingston University coat drive keeps students warm
Ollie Auguste
Students flooded to Kingston University’s first-ever coat drive on Tuesday hoping to pick up free clothing donated to help them keep warm this winter. Organisers Dr. Hilda Mulrooney and Kingston…
Green Kingston: Pond opening caps off series of events
Bakar Hassan
Kingston Mayor Yogan Yoganathan officially opened the new pond at Claremont Gardens at the weekend, the last of a series of events designed to raise awareness of Kingston’s green places.…
KU students loved the job fair this year
Mihaela Kirilova
Kingston students in search of part-time work filled the Kingston Hill campus this Wednesday, keen to see what opportunities this year’s job fair had to offer. There were a number…
Rail strikes cause disruption for students trying to get to campus
Hashim A Otban
Strikes across many of London’s railways have affected the journeys of thousands of students and staff trying to get to Kingston University this week. Aslef and TSSA union members at…
Kingston Islamic Society celebrates success of first major event of the year
Sheikh Jameel Rasheed was the special guest speaker at Kingston University Islamic Society’s first major event of the year, held at the Penrhyn Road Campus this week. The event titled,…
Sustainability: Antiques and vintage street market arrives in Kingston
Georgia McJannett-Smith
Kingston hosted an antiques and vintage street market on Sunday boasting over 25+ small businesses selling one-of-a kind merchandise. People gathered around the stalls in hopes of giving new life…
London Fashion Week: hybrid show an ‘amazing opportunity’ for KU post-grads
Gabrielle Risasi
The dust has settled on London Fashion Week (LFW) but Kingston University MA Fashion graduates are still buzzing from their experience. KU student’s garments were showcased in a film titled…
Sir Ed Davey: Conservative economic plans are a ‘disgrace’
Charlie Evans
Kingston and Surbiton MP Sir Ed Davey has criticised the government’s economic policies and plans to tackle the cost-of-living crisis. Students, like all households, face bigger bills now the energy…
Bedbugs, a ‘disgusting’ flat and exhaustive moves: A housing nightmare story
Diego Evrard-Broquet
In her last year at Kingston University, Zaina, (who wished to remain anonymous for this article), never thought she would go through such a “mentally exhausting” experience. From bed bugs…
Red Hot Chili Peppers new album Unlimited Love is a tribute to love and heartache
Will Arnot
The Red Hot Chili Peppers have returned from their six-year hiatus with their new album Unlimited Love. At 17 tracks and 73 minutes long, the latest release by the California…