Key dates and events
As well as being used during term time by staff and students, many people visit our campuses and Kingston each week. For example:
- Prospective students and their families attend open days and campus tours.
- Graduates and their family/friends attend graduation ceremonies.
- External groups and organisations attend conferences and events.
- Local residents take advantage of our on-campus facilities (eg the fitness centre).
All of these activities (and many more) mean the campuses and town centre can be very busy.
Community and family events
The Big Read Book Club - Week 2: Donald Trump – Airhead?
Wednesday 15 July 2020
The second Big Read Book Club talk. This week's talk will be focusing on the chapters titled Donald Trump and Miss USA (p.9); Two days with President Clinton (p.25); Anthony Scaramucci on the White House Lawn (p.303).
The Big Read Book Club - Week 3: Is social justice a necessity or a luxury?
Wednesday 22 July 2020
The third Big Read Book Club talk. This week's talk will be focusing on the chapter titled The umbrella movement: Hong Kong (p.48).
The Big Read Book Club - Week 4: Public and private celebrity selves
Wednesday 29 July 2020
The fourth Big Read Book Club talk. This week's talk will be focusing on the chapters titled Stuck in a Lift with Alan Partridge (p.320); Simon Cowell: The Vampire Hour (p.126); Piers Morgan becomes a Feminist (p.153)
The Big Read Book Club - Week 5: Finally meeting David Attenborough
Wednesday 5 August 2020
The fifth Big Read Book Club talk. This week's talk will be focusing on the chapter titled David Attenborough: One hour in a hot air balloon (p.79).
The Big Read Book Club - Week 6: What are you not telling me?
Wednesday 12 August 2020
The sixth Big Read Book Club talk. This week's talk will be focusing on the chapter titled Sheryl Sandberg: Good Grief (p.194).
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Tel: +44 (0)20 8417 9000
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Kingston University
Tel: +44 (0)20 8417 9000