Kingston netball remains strong
Emily Hooper
Kingston – 39 Portsmouth – 34 Kingston’s first netball team remain unbeatable with another win.
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KU backs campaign to protect the Erasmus+ programme after Brexit
Irina Iacob
Kingston University is backing Universities UK’s campaign to ensure studying abroad opportunities in case of a no-deal Brexit.
Students pay hundreds in hidden additional course fees
Eleanor Ideson
KU students are angry after having to pay hundreds of pounds in additional costs that were not made clear to them when they applied for their courses.
KU European student numbers drop for third year in a row
Ana De Liz
The number of EU students who come to study at KU has fallen in the 2018/19 year for the third year in a row, together with a drop of students…
Data breach at KU led to anti-terror scheme leak
Morgane Roos-Carreira
Students who attended an Islamophobia awareness event allegedly had their data given to the Government’s counter-terrorism scheme by a former staff member at the university.
Podcast: KU Fashion and spring/summer 2019 trends
The River Online has just launched a brand new fashion series on Instagram called KU Fashion. Three reporters at The River are on a mission to find the most stylish…
KU TV’s first episode: What makes Kingston University special?
Welcome to KU TV! Kingston University has risen 23 places in the rankings for 2019, but what makes the University so special? Watch the first episode of this new series…
Former KU students premiere short film commissioned by BBC Four and British Film Institute at BFI this month
Holly Ryan
Two former KU students made a short film which was be premiered at BFI Southbank yesterday. Ieuan Lewis and George Warren, were chosen out of 300 other applicants for the…
Looking to study film with a twist? Look no further than KU’s new Film Cultures degree
KU has introduced a degree in Film Cultures for the next academic year, which merges creative and theoretical study.
Wealthy students avoid £6K of interest on tuition fees: it’s not fair
When I was nine years old, my primary school took me on a school trip to our local private school, Whitgift School in Croydon.