Students will most likely get unpaid jobs after graduation
Kotryna Budriute
Four out of five students expect to work without pay after their graduation, an international survey revealed.
Money
A word on pink tax
Sara Ghandour
As a woman, the pink tax appals me. Why are simple amenities more expensive for women? If the pink colour on my razors is the reason they are more expensive,…
Norwegian students’ money struggle
Martine Meland
As a Norwegian student in the UK my wallet is looking a bit slim right now. Due to a decline in oil prices our currency, the Norwegian krone (NOK), is…
Save money on Black Friday, but don’t shop mindlessly
It is the firing pistol for the Christmas shopping season for years in the US, but Kingston students will be able to save themselves hundreds of pounds when stores across…
Five smart ways to save cash at uni
Tone Bergheim
Now that you have settled into uni life having made friends and partied hard during the first few weeks, many of you will be terrified to check the outstanding balance…
Freshers’ Food Survival Guide
Dawn Bonar
Getting lost around campus, meeting new people, sitting through long lectures whilst hung over from last night’s antics. Yes it’s a hard life for first years and then homesickness and…
Work VS Studies
River Reporter
Caught between studying and your part-time job? You're not alone
News In Brief
NUS criticises intrusive website The NUS has expressed concern over Ratemash.com, a website where students can rate each other’s profiles using photos taken from Facebook. Many profiles are uploaded to…
KU students expect £50,000 salary at age 40
Kingston students expect to earn £50k in 20 years, while the average British student expects a £100k salary
Comment: Parents push their children to study degrees that will lead to a higher paying jobs
I may not wear a hijab but I am a Muslim, and my parents share many of the same values and ideals of other Arab parents.