Despite the nationwide lateral flow test (LFT) shortage, 70 per cent of KU students follow government advice and get tested weekly, according to polls conducted
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Postgraduate open day still online
Kingston University’s latest Open Day for postgraduate students, on Wednesday October 13 2021, will be held online despite the campus now being open to students.
Lockdown one year on: What have we learned?
One year on since Boris Johnson announced the UK’s first lockdown due to Covid-19 and here we still are. It’s been a chaotic, unpredictable and
Karting Society set to continue after easing of restrictions
The Kingston Karting Society is hopeful that the easing of restrictions will mean that they are soon able to race again. Kingston Karting president Jake
KU Environmental Society makes climate change priority despite lockdown
The coronavirus pandemic seems to be the topic on everyone’s lips nowadays but what about the other issues on our planet? What about climate change?
Kingston University rugby player says more needs to be done to raise awareness of women’s rugby
The Women’s Six Nations Championship starts in April, with England looking to win the title for the third straight year. The England women’s rugby team
Renewed hope for festival season
After fears that all music festivals in the UK this summer would be scrapped for a second successive year following Glastonbury’s cancellation last month, the
Kingston University Capoeira club in search of new members
The Kingston University Capoeira club is looking for new members after a decrease in interest during the pandemic. Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian martial art. It
What it’s really like to be a university student during a pandemic
Whether you’re in your first year, second year or final year at university we’ve all had to stay indoors and adapt to the new changes
Why international students are coming back despite the lockdown
In January the government said students should not return to university until at least March 8 and any update on that won’t be known until
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