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‘Vibrant and lively’ work hub opens at Roehampton Vale
27/11/2021

‘Vibrant and lively’ work hub opens at Roehampton Vale

KU students are excited about the opening of the Bernie Hub, a new space to work and socialise at Roehampton …

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19/03/2021

Sexual assault of female students still an issue across universities

One in five female students report being victims of sexism, assault or inappropriate sexual behaviour with the latest research showing …

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Guy listening to music while studying
20/02/2021

The best tracks to listen to while studying

Procrastination must come to an end. Assignments are piling up and exams are around the corner. Revising and writing a …

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10/12/2019

Best 5 coffee shops to study at in Kingston

Christmas is always a difficult time when it comes to studying not to mention Kingston University Penrhyn Road library closure …

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20/03/2019

KU backs campaign to protect the Erasmus+ programme after Brexit

Kingston University is backing Universities UK’s campaign to ensure studying abroad opportunities in case of a no-deal Brexit.

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12/10/2018

Young people use self-service checkouts to avoid human interaction, says study

Around 75 per cent of young people aged 18-24 use self-service checkouts whilst shopping to avoid human interaction, according to …

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09/12/2016

KU research shows UK universities are failing commuter students

Research from Kingston University suggests that courses need to change to better suit students who commute from long distances to …

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03/10/2013

Students feel the weight of tuition hike

Students paying £9,000 tuition fees are racking their brains to earn a first class degree instead of adopting the stereotypical social life that their counterparts under the lower-fee scheme lead, a new survey suggests.

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25/04/2013

Students spend £100 a month on takeaways

A new study has found that students spend their money on almost 20 takeaway meals each month. Jamie Elliott Students …

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06/12/2012

Students could face drug tests in UK crackdown on study pills

Students could face pre-exam drug tests in a crackdown on performance-enhancing drugs.

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