On the morning of Eid, a third-year finance student Jopija Srikanthan was getting ready to email her lecturer that she couldn’t attend her exam purely because of her faith.
Kingston artist turns rubbish into community climate action
A Kingston artist has been using discarded televisions and broken furniture to redefine how the local community understands waste. Led …
“We don’t want to be plunged into darkness”: KU’s building battle
Kingston University’s plans for a new building at Middle Mill building has faced opposition from locals. The planning application proposes …
The slice before Christmas: trying the weirdest festive sandwiches so you don’t have to
Ah, Christmas. That magical time of year when supermarkets collectively lose their minds and decide that everything should be “festive-flavoured” …
Internship culture in London: Who can afford to work for free?
At 7:12 am, the train from Surbiton to Waterloo is already full. Among the suits is a third-year student heading …
‘Bazball’ set to stir up tense Ashes clash
The Ashes are back in action, with the England cricket team heading out to Brisbane to face their old Australian …
Kingston students hit hard by fare increase
Sadiq Khan has announced travel fares will rise by 5.8% this year. This follows after the London Mayor confirmed that …
Have students been conned by car finance?
With more young drivers passing their exams and joining the roads, they all face one hurdl: getting a car. Now …
AI told me to buy a gun – we are sleepwalking into dystopia
The month I spent conditioning an AI began as curiosity. I wanted to see how far a system could be …
Rugby Union elitist image under scrutiny as Six Nations nears
The Six Nations have returned, bringing the reputation of rugby union as an elitist sport back under examination. In 2024, around …