Kingston University hockey teams are back in training after a year-long hiatus. Both the women’s and men’s squads were in action at Surbiton Hockey Club
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Student Union’s tips to improve mental health
In a recent BUCS webinar the conversation centred around mental health and student-athletes own experience of mental health at university.
KU Capoeira club disappointed as funding cut by Student Union
The Kingston University Capoeira club has been informed that its funding will be discontinued for the rest of the academic year by the Student Union.
‘It is the perfect job for students’
Co-founder of Athlete Mannies and Nannies, Ben Coldray, reccomends to take up “the perfect job for students” working for the first sports-inspired nanny agency in London.
How Tuchel has changed Chelsea
Thomas Tuchel joined Chelsea in January after the sacking of Frank Lampard following a poor run of results. Tuchel faced the unenviable task of replacing
Karting Society set to continue after easing of restrictions
The Kingston Karting Society is hopeful that the easing of restrictions will mean that they are soon able to race again. Kingston Karting president Jake
Kingston student fighting back against adversity
The popularity of mixed martial arts has grown extensively in the last few years, thanks to the popularity of the UFC and fighters under that
Kingston University rugby player says more needs to be done to raise awareness of women’s rugby
The Women’s Six Nations Championship starts in April, with England looking to win the title for the third straight year. The England women’s rugby team
Kingston University Capoeira club in search of new members
The Kingston University Capoeira club is looking for new members after a decrease in interest during the pandemic. Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian martial art. It
Kingston Student Union running poll on new sports kits
The Kingston University Sports Union has been running a poll for students to decide on the design for new sports kits. Two kit designs are
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