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17/03/2022

A brief history of the hijab and how it’s making its way into fashion

Fashion has always been something that has brought people together. From the way they express themselves through what they wear, …

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Empty university classroom
29/10/2021

Politics students face the brunt of changes at KU with other subjects in the firing line

Politics students at Kingston University have experienced disruptive changes to their studies, after the department was merged and undergraduate courses …

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Black and white photo of a raised fist.
13/10/2021

Liveblog - The River Live – Black History Month

Good afternoon KU community, welcome to our live blog! Today we will be focusing on Black History Month, covering a …

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All Saints Church in Kingston
01/10/2021

Historic Kingston: a newcomer’s guide

Kingston upon Thames is a vibrant and diverse borough in Greater London but it is also steeped in history.  While …

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KU professor busts myths about French Revolution
08/11/2020

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 …

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27/02/2015

MOBO award winner Akala astounds Kingston crowd

Renowned rapper and MOBO award winner Akala impressed the many KU students who turned up to his lecture on African history …

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25/01/2013

Review: Lincoln

Biopics need a strong central performance, you have to feel for the lead character and believe them. Steven Spielberg achieves …

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22/11/2012

Kingston student casts spell on Graham Norton and walks free from the ‘red chair’

Kingston student sits on Graham Norton ‘red chair’ and tricks him into walking free from her practiced witchcraftery.  

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