Proud to be: KU students share what they love about their culture
Abby Lake
The theme and main campaign of Black History Month this year is ‘proud to be’. KU students shared keywords that embody what they are personally proud of within their culture.…
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Kingston University international students share their view on Brexit and the Erasmus Programme
Sam Mildenhall
Moving countries to study internationally can be a huge task to undertake. From 2017-2018 alone, there were a total of 458,520 international students studying at universities in the UK.With Brexit…
KU law student recognised in the Queen’s Young Leaders Award
Sophie Parrott
A KU law student has been recognised in the Queen’s Young Leaders Award for her role in bringing back an after-school support programme for young people in the Caribbean.
54 per cent of KU students prefer Canvas
Kingston University’s new virtual learning environment Canvas has become more popular than its predecessor, StudySpace, with 54 per cent of KU students preferring it.
Kingston among worst in the country for flu cases
Students in fear of getting the flu have been encouraged by the NHS Clinical Commissioning Group to get the flu jab, particularly those in at-risk groups such as pregnant women,…
KU fashion graduate to launch collection at prestigious Rome fashion event
A former Kingston University fashion student will launch her Autumn/Winter 18 collection in Rome later this month. KU graduate Sadie Clayton has been sponsored by the British Ambassador to exhibit…
How to survive Christmas as a student alone and away from home
Carly Hacon
For most students, come the end of term and they will be racing to the nearest train station to get home for the holidays. Christmas is the time of year…
KU students fear they will be lonely this Christmas
The majority of Kingston University students who are not able to go home for Christmas this year are concerned they will be lonely.
The KU club kings creating cheap nights out for students around the world
Rebecca Difford-Smith
Dan Montague, 20 and Daniel Lawton, 20, run Silk Eventz, a business designed to make the underground techno club scene into an affordable night for students.
Stop giving drug dealers business
So, of course, as students, we all appreciate a bit of extra cash. A night at the pub, some new clothes, those pesky bills…but would you resort to drug dealing?