Kingston University students told us why Black History Month is still relevant today and what it means to them personally.
Review: What’s cooking in Smokings Kitchen?
Only a short bus ride from the Penrhyn Road campus is Smokings Kitchen, a local Jamaican restaurant. Located in New …
Rediscovering Rosa Parks
Students keen to know more about the importance of Rosa Parks to the civil rights movement attended an online event …
Kanye West’s social media locked after tirade of disrespectful posts
Kanye West’s Twitter and Instagram accounts have been locked following his latest questionable behaviour, posting an anti-semitic rant on the …
Mental health: External speakers offer advice at special event
A series of lightning talks took place at Penrhyn Road campus this week prompted by World Mental Health Day. KU students …
Liveblog - Celebrating Black History Month
Good morning KU community, welcome to our live blog covering Black History Month, stay with us for the latest stories …
Who is Cesar Picton? The Black gentleman honoured by KU
The Picton Room at Kingston University is a place where students can meet for a cup of coffee or a …
Tips to care for your mental health in first year
For new students, starting university can be exciting, offering new beginnings and new opportunities. However it can be overwhelming and …
Five things to watch this Black History Month
As we celebrate Black History Month, we have put together an essential list of films and series that are a …
Not My Beautiful House showcases Kingston talent
If you are looking for a place where you can find one of a kind artwork, jewellery, prints, ceramics and …