World’s best visits KU in new Olympic series
Laurynas Puikys
The world’s best women’s 3×3 basketball player, Laetitia Guapo, recently visited Kingston University to take part in the Olympic Channel’s original series Anatomy Of. In the 12-episode series the world’s…
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KU professor busts French Revolution myths on BBC show
Kingston University’s Professor Emerita of History, Marisa Linton, makes an appearance on the BBC Two documentary series Royal History’s Biggest Fibs with Lucy Worsley. In the first episode of season…
Protests around the World: Kingston University students on why you should care
Isabella Ruffatti
If you feel as though people around the world are unhappy with their government and have taken to the streets to protest it, you would not be wrong. In June,…
Kingston grad killed in Egyptair Crash
Alia Alansari
Kingston University paid tribute to a graduate who died in the EgyptAir plane crash when the flight disappeared off the radar over the Mediterranean Sea in May. Richard Osman, 40,…
KU students commemorate Charlie Hebdo victims
Hanne Olsen
Students from Kingston University gathered at the SU bar at Knights Park on Tuesday night for a vigil to commemorate the attack on the French satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo. The…
Free speech is not just a Western value
Bauke Schram
It is always a shock when a tragic act of terrorist violence strikes the western world, because suddenly the threats of such acts happening in our midst becomes reality. The…
KU students stuck in Eurostar recall nightmare journey
River Reporter
Birthday celebrations screeched to a halt when students got stuck on Eurostar for hours. By Martin Mork
Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité: What does the Charie Hebdo attack mean for the future of French politics?
An one-million-people strong crowd headed by world leaders gathered in cities around France yesterday, united in grief at the attacks in Paris, including world famous cartoonists at satirical publication Charlie…