KU photography student Isabella Armitage founded a thriving child and family photography business during the course of her bachelor’s degree. …
Indian farmers’ protest: Peacefulness and KU graduate’s flourishing paper
On the outskirts of the Indian capital Delhi, thousands of farmers are protesting. After the government passed three farm acts …
Kingston University students exhibit emotional photographs of their personal lives
The exhibition Beige Carpets showcased the work of third-year art and design history and practice students, Louis Flashman and Krystle …
From sneaky foxes to proud robins, these are the winners of KUs wildlife photography competition
Sneaky foxes run around in the streets of Kingston and are easy to spot at any time, but getting close …
Humans of… Kingston
Starting Tuesday, The River will launch a photo series to rival internet phenomenon, “Humans of New York”
KU students have their hair cutting antics on display at the National Portrait Gallery
Their hair might have ended up in the rubbish, but its removal took a photographer a cut above thousands for a shot at a top award from the reknowned London art gallery.
By Jamila Soso-Vincent