Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How to check your breasts
Emily Walker
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and The River is running a series of articles looking at different aspects of the disease. We know that around 5,000 people a month…
KU students’ complex relationship with government restrictions
Ashley Bautista Domingo
While the majority of Kingston University students seem to back the new government’s restrictions, some of them expressed mixed feelings particularly towards the Prime Minister and his methods of dealing…
Kingston responds to student-lecturer book controversy
Daniel Nuttman
Kingston University has responded after the publication of a book which revealed the extent of sexual relationships between students and lecturers. ‘Unsafe Spaces: Ending Sexual Abuse in Universities’, which was…
Overcoming lockdown: KU pays £1.3M to struggling students
Laurynas Puikys
An emergency fund campaign launched by Kingston University helped students meet their living costs during the pandemic this summer. KU paid out £1,301,260 in emergency grants to around 2,400 students…
Black History Month: What KU can learn from the Black Lives Matter movement
Niall Smith
Discussing what the university can do to better support black students moving forward.
How to safely revise in the KU library
Kingston University libraries have changed a lot since coronavirus began, so here is some information to let you know what has changed since last year. Limited seating: Although you are…
The Social Dilemma: Proof we are all tech companies lab rats
Ida Lillebo
“If you’re not paying for the product – you are the product.” Rating: 4/5 Never mind Disney+ or the newest Marvel release, Jeff Orlowski’s documentary “The Social Dilemma” on Netflix…
Coronavirus politics: KU study praises Germany’s response to COVID-19
A study by a Kingston University team of experts has praised Germany’s initial response to the coronavirus pandemic. The study has received wide attention in the foreign media. Led by…
Black Lives Matter: the global impact
Keyari Page
The ongoing protests of the Black Lives Matter movement, also known as BLM, see countries unite in solidarity, but solidarity does not stop racial discrimination and inequities globally. As an…
Is going to university this year worth it?
With Freshers’ week going online, lessons happening virtually and students being put under lockdown, this is possibly the worst year to go to university. The Freshers’ Fair and events organised…