The unpredictability and possible effects of Covid-19 on the body scares even healthcare specialists. However, KU associate professor in Oncology …
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Good afternoon KU community. Today our live blog focuses on one of the most talked about topics in the world …
Third wave unlikely but Covid-19 not going away despite vaccine hopes
Coronavirus is here to stay despite the vaccine rollout says Kingston University’s Senior Lecturer in Haematology and Immunology, Terry Gaymes. …
Will KU class of 2021 have a graduation ceremony?
Third-year students at Kingston University are worried that their graduation ceremonies will not be happening after some UK universities have …
KU student commemorates Holocaust Memorial Day with Jewish-inspired artwork
A Kingston University student commemorated the Jewish oppression during World War Two by designing chemical etchings inspired by Jewish artist …
Students react to possibility of lecturers strike
The University and College Union has warned of possible strike action by lecturers across the country if they are forced …
Covid-19 testing ‘one of the most calming jobs I had’
A Kingston University graduate says working at the university’s coronavirus testing site is a “calming job” and finds it “relaxing” …
Digital poverty could lead to ‘lost generation’ of university students
Higher education bodies have expressed their concern that little has been done by the government to ensure university students have …
A winter wonderland at last
Last year’s Winter Wonderland had to be cancelled due to Covid-19 and Christmas was spent under tier restrictions, so yesterday’s …
Stop and search: Criminology lecturer ‘worried’ about new app
A Kingston University criminology lecturer has shared his concern about a new stop and search app designed to deescalate conflict …