This year’s Black History Month was a huge success; students were given the opportunity to get involved with interactive activities, events, discussions and guest speakers throughout the month. Sanitary products…
It was a tough week for Kingston’s sports teams this week as several exited their respective cup competitions at the first hurdle while some suffered setbacks in the league. It…
Kingston University men’s first team – 0 University of Brighton men’s second team – 2 KU’s men’s football first team were knocked out in the second round of the cup…
Kingston University students protested against the demolition of the Calais ‘Jungle’ migrant camp outside the French Embassy in Knightsbridge, central London on October 24. The demonstration was organised by Help4Refugee…
Addiction, self-harm and suicide have plagued one student for almost a decade, but the future is looking brighter for Alice Gee as she turns mental illness on its head. She…
Students were given more than food for thought as an execution was re-enacted at Penrhyn Road by the Amnesty International society on October 10. “We are here today to raise…
Across the country universities have been rolling out consent classes following a rise in on-campus sexual assault.
It was a very quiet week for Kingston’s teams this week with a lot of the clubs having the week off. Of those who were in action, only three came…
Word of Mouth is no longer Word of Mouth. What used to be a goose bump causing social event has lost its soul and feels like it is for one…
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Is the music scene in Kingston dead?
The following is a comprehensive list of why music is dying; Jamie T, Craig David, Kaiser Chiefs, Kate Tempest, Two Door Cinema Club, Shawn Mendes, Passenger.