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Boxing rings true as student's Olympic-inspired script championed in run up to Games

A Kingston University student's prize-winning film is being promoted across the United Kingdom in the run up to London 2012.

Sports science specialists put radio host Christian O'Connell through his paces

Absolute Radio breakfast presenters Christian O'Connell and Richie Firth have had their fitness levels put to the test at Kingston University.

Clock-watchers more likely to suffer burn out than workaholics, study finds

Employees who keep a close eye on the clock are more prone to stress than people who throw themselves into work, according to Kingston Business School researchers.

Tear up the rule book to deal with climate change, says new professor

Action must be taken to meet climate change targets, according to the newly-appointed YTL Professor of Innovation and Technology Management at Kingston University's Business School.

Events showcase wide-ranging teaching and research

Kingston University unveiled a host of events to highlight its specialist expertise and role at the heart of the community during Universities Week.

Olympic authorities warned of potential doping loophole

Kingston University researchers have found that green and white teas could hide abnormal levels of testosterone in athletes.

Former V&A chief opens learning resources centre

A spacious learning resources centre has opened at the heart of the Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture's Knights Park campus.

Britain missing out on investment, air chief Willie Walsh tells Kingston Business School opening

Investment opportunities have been disappearing abroad, IAG chief executive Willie Walsh warned during the unveiling of Kingston University's new Business School.

Paedophiles' online chats become sexualised within two minutes, new study says

Online paedophiles are moving away from the traditional grooming process and starting highly sexualised chats with children almost straight away, according to new research from Kingston University.

Lecturer takes gold with designs for British Airways' Olympic livery

A Kingston University lecturer has been the creative force behind the new Olympic-themed golden doves adorning British Airways' aircraft.

Mayor of London Boris Johnson applauds students' sustainable design

Students from Kingston University have scooped the Mayor of London's low carbon prize after designing a device packed full of eco-friendly information for people moving house.

Honorary degree for top designer Matthew Hilton

One of Britain's most successful furniture designers has been awarded an honorary doctorate from Kingston University.

A world of sustainable materials at the click of a mouse

Kingston University has unveiled an online library categorising more than 1,000 materials used in ecologically-responsible design.

Hollywood film producer commends emphasis on employability

Film producer Max Howard has called for institutions to follow in Kingston University's footsteps by doing more to encourage students from different subject areas to work together to develop industry skills.

Journalism graduate scoops Royal Television Society gong

Kingston University alumnus Jamal Osman has carried off a prestigious award for a Channel 4 documentary exploring Somali athletes' Olympic aspirations.

Bridge design spans continents as well as centuries

A Japanese-inspired bridge built by Kingston University architecture students has been creating a stir at Ecobuild - the world's largest show for sustainable design.

Course director aims to give students fresh view of landscape architecture

The former head of research and development at internationally-renowned Swiss practice Vogt Landscape has taken on a new role at Kingston University.

Nursing and Care Quality Forum chair appeals for more time for patients and less paperwork

The new head of the Nursing and Care Quality Forum has outlined the challenges facing the profession at an event hosted by Kingston University, St George's, University of London and the St George's Healthcare NHS Trust.

Students pair up with designer Daniel Eatock for One + One exhibition

A watermelon wearing a swimming cap and an umbrella balancing in a cocktail glass are among the unusual exhibits that have gone on show at Kingston University's Stanley Picker Gallery.

Teaching students find the formula to make maths fun

A visit to World War II codebreaking centre Bletchley Park has inspired teacher training students from Kingston University to produce a new set of classroom materials.