On the outskirts of the Indian capital Delhi, thousands of farmers are protesting. After the government passed three farm acts that may shrink farmers’ incomes, Indians have been demanding the…
Aimee Miller talks to BBC Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis about her new book, Prince Andrew, and life in the spotlight.
Picture this: It’s December first. Christmas lights are strung all around, jingles are playing wherever you go, and all you can think is: ‘when will this be over?’
Northern Irish rock band Snow Patrol have reworked 13 tracks into a new album released on November 8 with the same title, with three new bonus tracks.
Kingston’s Biomedical and Save A Baby’s Life societies collaborated on October 25, throwing a Halloween party for retiring Biomedical Science lecturer, Dr B. Steve Robinson.
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…
KU graduates receive support from Hacked Off campaign on their new play called “The Daily Fail” Elena Blagoeva & Marc Williams Two KU theatre graduates will whip up a storm…
This week, freelance journalist and Kingston journalism lecturer Samira Ahmed asks the question: Does British journalism have an attitude problem? By Ashleigh Wight
Week 7 - Wednesday 9 NOVEMBER 1-2pm, JG0002 Ex-Daily Star reporter Richard Peppiatt- Working for the red-tops
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Kingston University receives poor ranking
The River’s Federica Baggio talks about Kingston University’s poor ranking and student reaction to it. Federica Baggio The Guardian reckoned KU deserved to be placed 95th out of 120 in…