KU students back the government’s new set of coronavirus restrictions
Alex Pivin
Kingston University students urged their fellow peers to follow the government’s advice on tackling the virus if a second lockdown is to be avoided. The UK has recorded more than…
Despite cataclysmic predictions, Attenborough offers us a glimmer of hope
Lewis Halliday
Rating 4/5 “We have completely destroyed this world,” says the surprisingly blunt David Attenborough who addresses us in his latest Netflix film, David Attenborough: A life on our planet. Sir…
Tenet: Christopher Nolan’s time twisting action thriller
Niall Smith
After months away from the silver screen, does the movie successfully resurrect the cinema-going experience live up to the hype?
KU female alumni quickest to raise £1M, analysis reveals
Laurynas Puikys
A recent analysis by Tide Business revealed that tech companies founded by women who studied at Kingston University were the quickest to raise £1m or more. KU female alumni managed…
The best TV shows to watch with transgender characters played by transgender actors
Tyla Connor
By Tyla Connor Last Saturday London celebrated the second Trans+ Pride. Attendees demanded reform of the Gender Recognition Act and an end to violence against Black trans women. After the…
Fashionable masks: the new revolution
Ashley Bautista Domingo
They have become a new way to express yourself. From a necessity to an accessory, face masks have become a must-have item, and it seems that it will last longer…
Do we really need the British royal family?
Anthony F Milne
The royal family have not been needed for anything more than tourism for decades. Millions of people every year travel to Britain to stand outside gates and stare at a…
KSA professor has Tate Britain artwork featured in Town House
Will Sawyer
An art installation made by a Kingston University professor commissioned by Tate Britain is now displayed in the Town House as part of the Kingston Spotlight series.
The Other’s Gold book review: One is silver…
Aimee Miller
3/5 Stars As someone who has gone through their fair share of inner friendship turmoil, Elizabeth Ames debut novel The Other’s Gold hit close to home in her realism.
Ghost towns: empty London universities respond to coronavirus
September would usually be the busiest time of the year for universities, as students are returning, but this year things look a bit different. COVID-19 has ruined plans for students’…