Written by Elizabeth Stromme and Patrick Mills Kingston students are the exception to nationwide trends of using performance-enhancing drugs at university, …
KUSU Women’s Officer resigns after allegations of bullying
Written by Tonje Odegard and Elizabeth Stromme Kingston University Students’ Union Women’s Officer Allison Taylor has quit, saying she feels …
VIDEO: The River ask students about Fifty Shades of Grey
A week since its pre-Valentines day release, Fifty Shades of Grey has divided opinions, with mixed responses from cinema-goers and critics …
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 …
Oscar nominations 2015: 50 shades of white male priviledge
We are coming close to the world famous award ceremony that, let’s not lie, we all pay attention to. The Oscar Academy …
Low turn-out for Conservative talk at Kingston University
The Conservative candidate for Kingston and Surbiton, James Berry, received the lowest turn-out of students for his talk at Penrhyn …
A day in the life: The LRC night team
Arriving at the LRC at Penrhyn Road campus an up-beat team are behind the desk greeting students with big smiles. …
KU graduate creates jobs for women in Ghana with handbag line
KU fashion graduate Akosua Afriyie-Kumi has founded her own handbag brand and is employing women in Ghana to help with manufacturing. …
Kingston’s VP Student Life holds onto post despite petition for her removal
VP for Student Life, Naveena Satter, is to remain in her position at KUSU after an emergency executive meeting failed …
Local Green Party candidate pledges to scrap tuition fees
In her talk at Kingston University, Green Party candidate for Kingston and Surbiton, Clare Keogh, promised of no tuition fees, …