What’s on in Kingston this autumn for creatives
Anize Keers
Calling all theatre fanatics and those looking for something artistic to do. This month sees a brand new production come to our local theatre, exciting pop-up markets, movie night sing-a-longs…
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How my artwork has changed my life a year on
Omar Marwa
As the end of another difficult year approaches, it’s worth reminding ourselves that there is always light at the end of a tunnel. Opportunities arise, and the talents of KU…
Vogue Talents: KSA graduate ‘ecstatic’ to make the cover
Martine A Hess
A KSA graduate’s artwork has made the cover of Vogue Talents, celebrating a generation of young and courageous creatives. Joe Cheng is behind one of the 12 pieces created by…
Six years post graduation KU alumna now Jordanian culture promoter
Laurynas Puikys
It’s only been six years since Hind Joucka graduated with a BA in Journalism from Kingston University but now she is successfully using her know-how to promote her native culture.…
KU announced a creative and professional writing prize for students
Suyeba Aslam
Want your voice to be heard on a large platform? Have a topical issue that you are passionate about? Or do you have the ability to write in a way…
Students fed up as Knights Park refurbishment delay continues
Aimee Miller
Students are fed up over delayed Knights Park refurbishments as work-spaces continue to be disrupted. According to the Kingston University website the developments had initially been estimated to finish towards…
Kingston students win £1000 in Penguin Random House animation competition
Jake Patel
A group of five third-year illustration and animation students at Kingston University have won a competition hosted by book publisher Penguin Random House in December 2017.
Kingston Uni design market a roaring success
Eric Brain
Kingston University began its three-day design market on Wednesday December 6, showcasing the students’ work at Knights Park and Kingston Hill.
KU graduate’s film showcased in Berlin
Karan Ahluwalia
A KU student showcased her graduate film at a leading European film festival.
The Kingston University ensemble who play music to be seen and draw paintings to be heard
Evelina Grechenko
Have you heard about a mysterious world of improvisation, where every sound is based on emotion and every gesture creates a new piece of music?