The Kingston Community Lottery has launched which will provide charities and organisations with more funds and help involve KU students …
Do women really need to become more streetwise?
Serving police officer Wayne Couzens used COVID-19 legislation to falsely arrest Sarah Everard. Since this information became public knowledge, it …
Has KU done enough for Black History Month?
Black History Month is here and Kingston students have weighed in with their thoughts on how the University has handled …
Black History Month: How are KU students celebrating?
What does Black History Month mean to you? Do you celebrate it with your family? Are you attending any of …
Top five artists to listen to this Black History Month
October is most commonly known as spooky season, but did you know that it is also Black History Month? A …
What does Black History Month mean to you?
In celebration of Black History Month, we asked students and lecturers at KU’s Penrhyn Road campus about their thoughts on …
Why afro hair discrimination is still a problem in the UK
Hair is arguably one of the most important parts of Black culture with its rich history, the significant feeling of …
Five books you must read this Black History Month
Literature has always been a way for prominent black figures within history to express themselves and allow the world to …
Proud to be: KU students share what they love about their culture
The theme and main campaign of Black History Month this year is ‘proud to be’. KU students shared keywords that …
KU launches new Student Inclusion Module to educate students on diversity
The Student Inclusion Module was launched on Canvas at the start of October to educate Kingston University students on equality, …