Some KU students who took part in Erasmus study abroad programme in Spain claim it is a ‘waste of time’.
By Lily Meyer
Prehistoric pound shifting with the cavewoman diet
The River’s own Jess Osbaldeston agreed to try the “Cavewoman Diet” for seven days, but was the weight loss worth the “hell”?
By Natalie Mason and Jess Osbaldeston
The shameful addiction
Hollywood blockbuster Shame portrays the harrowing world of sex addicts. Two Kingston students tell Mashaal Mir how their addiction is ruining their lives.
By Mashaal Mir
Sex addict or just horny?
The River’s Jonathan Phillips tells us why he believes sex addiction is a myth. Jonathan Phillips I need it, at …
Jailed students debate: you lost the privilege.
How comfortable would you be knowing your classmate is a criminal?
By Isa Hemphrey
Jailed students debate: welcome them back
They do the crime and serve the time; if a convict can take a higher education course, why shouldn’t ex-convicts get to complete theirs?
By Stephanie Davis
My Transsexual Summer star visits Kingston University
‘Children should be able to choose their sexuality’ transsexual TV star tells KU students.
By Lina Sennevall
‘Eco-graduation’ flowers planted around Kingston University
Kingston University is caring for the environment by replanting the flowers used for graduation ceremonies.
By Lina Sennevall
Kingston students present findings on ‘murders’ in Crown Court as part of degree
Kingston University forensic science students are getting a unique experience as part of their degree: they have to present their findings for mock murder, rape and stabbing cases in a real court setting at Kingston Crown Court.
By Lina Sennevall
KU cleaner receives award for 45 years of service
KU cleaner Sean Byrne has his 45 years of loyal service recognised by the Vice-Chancellor
By Therese Doksheim