The taboo that blights lives: KU opioid addiction
Millie A Turner
Laying around on his sofa after damaging the cartilage in his knee during a sports match, Jack popped another white pill into his mouth.
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Assassinated Iranian General was “no hero” claim KU students
Matt Perry
Iranian students at Kingston have told The River that General Qasem Soleimani, the country’s military leader who was assassinated by the US, was no hero regarding the recent crisis which…
Eight candidates who should run for US president in 2020
Ine Schwebs
Oh, so you don’t like Trump? Here are some alternative president candidates who prove that another world is possible.
US election voting trouble for Kingston University exchange students
Jamie Craker
KU American exchange students faced problems with absentee voting confusion in the presidential election, with some being unable to vote because their overseas ballots arrived in the UK too late.
LIVE BLOG: US election 2016
Meka Beresford
On the evening of US presidential election 2016 The River will be live blogging events throughout. Check back here for updates on swing states and student reactions as results roll…
Top news: Texas explosion, Measles epidemic, and Sir Chris Hoy retires
River Reporter
The River’s Jack Hammond rounds up the top five stories from the past week’s news. Boston bombing suspect dead after shoot out One of the Boston bombing suspects has been…
Top news: Mick Philpott jailed, US on alert after North Korea moves missiles
The River’s Jack Hammond rounds up the top fives stories from the past week’s news. Mick Philpott jailed for life after being found guilty of manslaughter Mick Philpott was jailed…
Interview: The Cribs on The Black Eyed Peas diva antics, their new album and 10 years on the road
Gary and Ryan Jarman reveal how The Black Eyed Peas behaved like divas and how after 10 years they're still going strong.