‘I am successful but when I go back home, my place is still dictated’
Diego Evrard-Broquet KU business graduate and Miss Namibia finalist, Aurelia Samuyenga, shares her views about Black History Month, intersectionality and…
Read MoreHas KU done enough for Black History Month?
Harry Brogan Black History Month is here and Kingston students have weighed in with their thoughts on how the University…
Read MoreWhat does Black History Month mean to you?
Alexandra J Raikov In celebration of Black History Month, we asked students and lecturers at KU’s Penrhyn Road campus about their…
Read MoreLiveblog - The River Live – Black History Month
Nora Marie Vatland Good afternoon KU community, welcome to our live blog! Today we will be focusing on Black History Month,…
Read MoreBlack 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,…
Read MoreRapper Akala kicks off Kingston’s celebration of Black History Month
Natalie J Crookham Rapper, journalist and political activist Akala visited Kingston University on October 3 to give students a semi-autobiographical talk…
Read MoreThings to do in Kingston – October
Camilla Iversen On Campus 24 October – The KU big read – The Human’s Balloon debate: Various colleagues from across…
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