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Kingston professor helps to clear student in court

Student protester Alfie Meadows was cleared in court over charges of violent disorder.

Students called to sign staff jobs petition

Kingston University students and staff members held a demonstration to raise awareness about lecturer grade cuts.

News of the week 4

A brief look on the past week in news.Ida Aagenæs

Student protests are a massive waste of time

Yet another fruitless student protest shows that there is a better way to express your opinion.

Students pay for new Kingston University building work

£80 million pounds to be spent over the next five years with a significant amount being raised through tuition fees.

 

Eve Carson

Vote: Is today's youth blessed or doomed?

Protesters are asking for social change, granddad is asking what everyone below 40 is moaning about, the media is asking what generation X, Y has to live for and two River reporters are asking themselves how bad it really is. 

If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em: the thorn in the Rose’s side

In the face of serious financial threats, RiverOnline takes a look at where it all went wrong for the Rose Theatre  

Four KU football teams could be axed

Half of Kingston University's eight football teams could be shown the red card if a new idea is implemented.

Future of Rose Theatre in jeopardy
Strikes: Kingston lecturers plan to join nationwide action
Day X2: The police response VIDEO REPORT
Day X2: 139 arrested during the third student protests. KU day remains peaceful.
KUSU: Student's Union cuts losses by half
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