News of the week 4
River Reporter
A brief look on the past week in news.Ida Aagenæs
Tuition fees
Tuition fees increase for Jersey students
A change in income calculation might mean higher tuition fees for some Jersey students.
Education Roundup II
Insomnia, international students, and insight. Sara Magalhaes takes you through this week’s education news. The UK has seen a 30 per cent decrease in international student applications, mostly due to…
Is sorry good enough? Kingston MP apologises for breaking promise
The River’s Ollie Gillman talks about tuition fees rising and Ed Davey breaking promises. Ollie Gillman Nick Clegg and Ed Davey really have landed themselves in a bit of an…
Kingston and Surbiton MP Ed Davey admits to hopeless tuition fee promise
Kingston’s MP Ed Davey has apologised for breaking his promise to vote against any rise in tuition fees. Joe Stanley-Smith Kingston MP Ed Davey has come under fire after admitting…
High numbers a must at next fees protest – union
Kingston University’s Student Union are prepared for a battle against tuition fees. Matthew Wilson Kingston students and members of the KU Students’ Union (KUSU) have met to discuss tactics for…
Kingston through the eyes of an international fresher
Kingston is one of the UK’s most ethnically diverse universities, hosting students from over 150 countries, some of whom pay over £11,000 in fees every year to study here. Ingvild…
Penrhyn Road to get April 1 revamp
Penrhyn Road to get a controversial revamp courtesy of the student wallet, with work starting April 1. By Matthew McEvoy
Graffiti workshop used by SU to promote ‘walk out’ strike against rising fees
The NUS is organising a mass walk out protest against 'devastating' Government proposals for privatisation and rising tuition fees.By James Baines
KU applications fall by 10 per cent
Kingston University and UCAS have revealed that the number of early applicants for 2012 entry has fallen by 10 per cent.By Ashleigh Wight