Being shoved into a flat full of strangers during fresher’s week can be daunting for any first year, and for LGBT+ students it can be particularly
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Pride and poetry: Kingston LGBT+ society hosts evening of performance poetry
The Kingston LGBT+ society and Union of Kingston Students hosted an LGBT+ poetry panel yesterday evening at the John Galsworthy building on the Penrhyn Road
Rainbow poppies for LGBTQ+ soldiers is not disrespectful
“In Flanders Fields, the poppies blow. Between the crosses, row on row…” Whilst watching the poppies flourish in the battlefields of Northern France and Belgium,
KU’s Lacrosse team win LGBT+ photo competition
KU’S lacrosse team won the best rainbow laces photo competition to raise awareness for LGBT+ History Month and Stonewall UK.
What you always wanted to ask a transgender, but probably shouldn’t
Two transgender awareness promoters are to speak at KU tonight about their life stories. Follow the River’s live blog if you are not able to attend. The
KU is safer than average for LGBT+ sudents
Kingston University has “extremely little” homophobia with only eight per cent of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students having experienced harassment on campus, The River
Kingston students spend the night on the streets to raise awareness about homelessness
As UK homelessness figures rise once again, a group of KU students will spend a night out in the cold to raise awareness about the
Kingston LGBT students speak out over lack of mention in university Equality Report
KU LGBT students have raised concerns over the fact that LGBT statistics are not included in the university’s Annual Equality Report, claiming that they feel
LGBT Society president urges students to oppose SU referendum
I have lost faith in KUSU in terms of protecting LGBT rights. KUSU’s full-time officers launched a referendum this week that proposes a change to
Photo Gallery: Kingston University students stand up to bullying
Anti-Bullying Week is an international event held annually to raise awareness about different kinds of bullying, and bullying prevention. Kingston’s LGBTQ+ Officer Amy Claire Bush
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