Politics students at Kingston University have experienced disruptive changes to their studies, after the department was merged and undergraduate courses suspended for future study. Level
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KU former lecturer could become Catalonia’s first female president
Separatist parties won more than half the seats in this week’s elections in Catalonia in northern Spain. Among them was JxCat (Together for Catalonia) which
Election 2019: All You Need to Know About Economic Policies
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Politicians hold heated debate at Kingston Hill in frantic run-up to general election
Politicians on both sides of the political spectrum clashed on issues including students, Brexit and climate change at Kingston University’s second election debate on December
Voter registration should be encouraged says Kingston University lecturer
A lecturer encouraging students to vote in this upcoming election says it is part of the university’s “civic mission”.
Beans on Toast Delivers Once Again At Banquet Records
Beans on Toast dazzled the audience once again on Tuesday night at Banquet Records for the eleventh year running, with an in-store show playing songs
Themed Week turns its focus on mental health
Kingston University’s politics department has shifted its focus on mental health as the underlying theme for its annual ‘Themed Week’ programme. Held every November, the
Vote-turnout doubled for Student Council Election
577 students voted during the student council election this year, which is twice as many as the previous year according to Head of Student Voice,
Low turn-out for Conservative talk at Kingston University
The Conservative candidate for Kingston and Surbiton, James Berry, received the lowest turn-out of students for his talk at Penrhyn Road campus, despite representing the
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