KU students are torn on the new immigration law allowing international students a two-year waiting period to find a job.
Banquet Records: Fears for Brexit impact on stores
The owner of local favourite Banquet Records has spoken out about how Brexit is the biggest challenge for the popular …
KU backs campaign to protect the Erasmus+ programme after Brexit
Kingston University is backing Universities UK’s campaign to ensure studying abroad opportunities in case of a no-deal Brexit.
Kingston students back second EU referendum
Three quarters of Kingston students want a second EU referendum, according to a survey conducted by The River last week. …
Employment rates fall amidst Brexit uncertainty
The UK’s top private sector employers hired 10 per cent less graduates following the referendum vote, according to High Fliers …
International KU students remain uncertain about their future
After months of deadlock European leaders have started to discuss their relationship with the UK after Brexit, making international KU …
Kingston MP votes to trigger leaving the EU despite Kingston voting to remain
Kingston MP James Berry has voted in support of triggering Article 50 which begins the process of leaving the European …
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 …
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 …
Meet the KU student who voted to leave the EU
On June 23 Britain voted to leave the European Union in a historic referendum. According to The Huffington Post, 75% …