Kingston University media skills student uses rare condition as inspiration
Millie A Turner
Craniosynostosis is a rare genetic condition, Gabrielle Nowell tells The River about how this condition impacts her daily and future life.
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Barefoot runner urges Kingston University young women to face their fears and reach for the impossible
Stefania Dall'armi
Motivational speaker and adventurer Anna McNuff began her last run from Kingston upon Thames last Sunday after completing 2,620 miles across the UK to inspire young women to reach for…
Kingston University student designs modest fashion for Muslim women
Kotryna Budriute
At first glance, law student Anosha Anwary, blends in with the smart, well-dressed students of Kingston University’s business campus – Kingston Hill. Beneath the shy and modestly dressed appearance, there…
The fashion visionary
Luisa Barrientos
Everyone always wants to change something about themselves, be it straight hair when they have naturally curly, to be a couple of inches taller without the heels or to have…
KU weightlifter challenges stereotypes as she aims for Rio
River Reporter
You would be forgiven for thinking that weightlifting is just a sport for huge, muscle bound, Eastern European men. Marc Williams But, Kingston student Shila Panjavi is challenging these stereotypes…