Sports clubs at Kingston University continue to be affected coronavirus restrictions as the third lockdown means normal activities still cannot …
How to deal with lockdown: Try poetry
KU graduate in Creative Writing, Stefan Mohamed, is offering a creative outlet for people by running his online poetry courses …
KU international students undecided on return to UK
Kingston University’s international students are considering their options for returning to the UK for the rest of the academic year, …
The 5 best New Year resolutions and how to keep them
So a new and hopeful year has begun and you may be among those who have set out New Year’s …
Why ‘Irreversible Damage’ by Abigail Shrier is harmful to the transgender community
Abigail Shrier’s controversial book fuels the ongoing debate surrounding transgender youth. She argues her book is about “an epidemic” that …
Kingston rugby team unlikely to finish season following lockdown announcement
Kingston Rugby Club has said that it is unlikely that their rugby teams will be able to complete their seasons …
How to regain your identity in a world of masks
By now, we are all aware of the pandemic that has been plaguing us since 2020. How can we ever …
Harry Potter star and former KU student’s son in hospital with Covid-19
Jessie Cave has shared the news that her three-month-old son Abraham has been hospitalised after contracting coronavirus. The British actress …
England plunged into third lockdown ahead of ‘hardest weeks’
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a third national lockdown for England beginning Wednesday, January 6, with schools and colleges …
Thursday night applause returns renamed Clap for Heroes
The weekly applause for front-line NHS staff and other key workers that ran for 10 weeks during the nation’s first …