The best tracks to listen to while studying
Ashley Bautista Domingo
Procrastination must come to an end. Assignments are piling up and exams are around the corner. Revising and writing a three-thousand-word essay is not fun, but music can somehow make…
Why international students are coming back despite the lockdown
In January the government said students should not return to university until at least March 8 and any update on that won’t be known until Boris Johnson addresses the nation…
England volleyball head coach concerned for the sport’s future across the UK
Daniel Nuttman
England volleyball coach Simon Loftus says he is concerned about the future of the sport in the UK after the effects caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Loftus is the head…
Students waste £1 billion on unusable accommodation
Laurynas Puikys
The National Student Accommodation Survey 2021 by the money advice website Save the Student revealed that students have spent nearly £1 billion on unused accommodation this academic year so far.…
A celebration of love, diversity and everything queer
Ida Lillebo
LGBT+ History Month, the annual tribute to the lives and achievements of the queer community, is in full swing. This year’s events naturally look a little different due to the…
American football: Not confined to America
The NFL season finished over a week ago, with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers winning the Super Bowl for the first time since 2003. Interest in the sport in UK has…
The White Tiger: Satirical journey through social classes of India
“I’m just one who has woken up, whilst the rest of you are still sleeping.” A 2021 American drama film The White Tiger paints a satirical portrait of capitalism, and…
KU student pays tribute to postal workers through photography project
Sofia Floris
A Kingston University photography student, Cassian Gray, decided to promote the role of postal workers in his latest photoshoot The Posties. The idea came during lockdown when media attention was…
Kingston’s clubbing scene is struggling and Covid-19 isn’t helping
Dom Maltby
The demolition of the Hippodrome music venue has finally begun, though doors officially closed back in 2017. Kingston nightlife has gradually decreased over the past decade, at the start of…
Student vaccinations at KU ‘the ultimate hope’
After a successful Covid-19 vaccine rollout to the highest risk groups in the community, Kingston University hopes to vaccinate students once the government guidance allows doing so. Head of Public…