A Kingston University student proposed a motion for disabled students that was passed at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) on January 18.
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Live: Follow the second Big Student Meeting here
The Union of Kingston Students will be debating and voting on all the motions that were not voted on at the first big student meeting
Union of Kingston Students will work to protect EU students from the effects of Brexit
The Union of Kingston Students (UKS) will work to protect EU students from the effects of Brexit after the proposal was approved at the union’s ITS Big
University pleads with students to fill in national survey despite union boycott bid
Kingston University has appealed to students to fill out the National Student Survey (NSS) on how they found their course at university, despite the threat
The Union of Kingston Students to protect EU students from the effects of Brexit
Kingston’s student’s union (UKS) will work to protect EU students from the effects of Brexit after a proposal was approved at its Big Student Meeting (AGM). Part
The Union of Kingston Students may schedule a second AGM due to unresolved motions
The Union of Kingston Students (UKS) is looking to schedule a second meeting because The Big Student Meeting (AGM) ended on Wednesday before all proposed
Kingston’s VP Student Life holds onto post despite petition for her removal
VP for Student Life, Naveena Satter, is to remain in her position at KUSU after an emergency executive meeting failed to provide a majority vote
Students kicked out of KUSU meeting
Students were upset after being excluded from a KUSU executive meeting only one hour after a motion was passed to allow students to participate in
New bar at Penrhyn Road gets green light at Annual General Meeting
The Student Union held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) at Kingston Hill Campus on Tuesday, February 10, where motions concerning UKIP and Palestine were passed. It appeared that the
The AGM motion that caused a commotion
KUSU will not be supporting a proposal to have sports activities on Fridays after it was put it to a vote in their annual general meeting.
By Surena Chande