Are KU students willing to have a meat-free Christmas?
Jamelia S Brown
With Christmas only a few weekends away, many have already startedpreparing for the festive season. High on the priority list is planning and preparing the long-awaited Christmas meal with all…
SU addresses student concerns as lecturers start industrial action
Diego Evrard-Broquet
The Union of Kingston Students this week organised a question and answer event to address students’ concerns about protest actions organised by the lecturers union, the UCU. The event took…
KU alumna launches handmade products in time for Christmas
Ella Devereux
A Kingston University product and furniture design alumna has launched two new products this week ahead of Christmas. Chantelle Lin, 27, set up her business, Studio Huan after she graduated…
KU student starts not-for-profit tutoring service
Abby Lake
KU international relations PhD student, Laura Brent, started her not-for profit tutoring service, Essay Angel, in the hopes of helping university students achieve the best grades during their studies. She…
House of Gucci review
Eleanor Yates
The latest film from Oscar winning director Ridley Scott, House of Gucci, explores the real-life drama of the Gucci family and their feuding over the fashion house. An all-star cast…
Five things to do this weekend
Omar Marwa
Are you in need of some exciting activities to experience this weekend? If you are looking for new places to go to with your friends or just need a solo…
Kingston swimming society struggling to stay afloat
Elijah Cruz
The newly-formed KU swimming society is struggling to access pool time and believes the student union should do more to help. Vanessa Burini, President of the swimming society, has been…
KU futsal team earn second victory of the season
Hasan A Ahmad
KU’s futsal team emerged victorious in their second game of the season, away against Brunel University, winning by a score of 7-0 at the Brunel University Sports Centre. It was…
Are climate protests still relevant today?
The Metropolitan police have arrested hundreds of Insulate Britain protesters who have blocked roads and bridges recently. Some of these protesters have even been jailed for breaching injunctions to prevent…
Scrap the stern emails: students with high absence rates need support
As we enter the darker winter months, characterised by cold mornings and daylight saving, it can feel harder to embrace the commute to university. Attendance at nine o’clock lectures is…