Stop digging up dirt from our timelines
As part of a generation who has grown up on social media, every stupid thought we once shared can now be brought to light and...
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 harassment on campus, The River...
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 by journalist and author Sarah...
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 LGBTQ+ Officer Amy Claire Bush...
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 WrightOf a country of over 4,000 professional footballers,...
Tackling the last taboo: Homophobia in Sport
The River delves into the sports world to discover the inconvenient truth of homophobia.Andrew MurphyCampaigns like Kick It Out have been working on dispelling racism...
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