Kingston University students chanted: “No ifs, not buts, no education cuts” when they joined thousands in central London attending the …
Kingston students outraged by demolition of Calais refugee camp
Kingston University students protested against the demolition of the Calais ‘Jungle’ migrant camp outside the French Embassy in Knightsbridge, central …
What would you choose for your last meal?
Students were given more than food for thought as an execution was re-enacted at Penrhyn Road by the Amnesty International …
Brunel University deliver a beating to KU women’s lacrosse
KU’s women’s lacrosse team suffered a second considerable defeat, being beaten 23-6 by Brunel University on Wednesday. They previously lost 18-6 to Chichester University, …
Double defeat at home for KU Lacrosse
Kingston University’s women’s lacrosse team lost 18-6 to Chichester University whilst the men lost 6-5 at home to Brunel University …
Mayor’s Awards recognises Kingston’s do-gooders
Nominations have opened for this year’s Mayor’s Community Awards, which recognise those who make an “extra effort” to help others …
Kingston business could benefit from mooring of Queen’s barge
The Queen’s Royal barge, the Gloriana, could be moored at Kingston from 2016, attracting profit to businesses in the Royal Borough …
KU students first in line for campus blood check
By: Hanne Olsen & Elin Martinsen Kingston is the first university to be visited by NHS Blood and Transplant (NHS BT), …
The new club the Library opens to mixed reviews
KU students have given mixed reviews to new Kingston club The Library after its grande opening Friday night. The club, which …
Missing Mille Spencer found safe
Missing teenager Millie Spencer was found safe and well on Saturday, Kingston Police said. The 15-year-old from Kingston went missing on October 2 from …