As part of a generation who has grown up on social media, every stupid thought we once shared can now …
KU is safer than average for LGBT+ sudents
Kingston University has “extremely little” homophobia with only eight per cent of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students having experienced …
KU students celebrate LGBT history month talking about oppression
To celebrate LGBT history month, KU Socialist Workers Student Society hosted the event “What are the origins of LGBT oppression?”, chaired …
Photo Gallery: Kingston University students stand up to bullying
Anti-Bullying Week is an international event held annually to raise awareness about different kinds of bullying, and bullying prevention. Kingston’s …
Homophobia in sport: ‘Shameful blot on our country’s reputation’
Unless this is taken seriously it will become an embarrassing and shameful blot on our country’s reputation. George Wright Of …
Tackling the last taboo: Homophobia in Sport
The River delves into the sports world to discover the inconvenient truth of homophobia. Andrew Murphy Campaigns like Kick It …
Could gay people be going back into the closet?
A study carried out by a KU lecturer reveals that residential care or care at home is driving older gay people back into the closet.
By Joyce See