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Posted Wednesday 9 June 2021
Kingston University is leading a national campaign calling on the government to invest in creative education and entrepreneurial innovation to boost future economic prosperity.
Posted Tuesday 8 June 2021
Two illustration animation students from Kingston School of Art have created a heart-warming animated film of a stray cat to raise funds for Cats Protection.
Posted Monday 7 June 2021
Kingston University has begun compiling a Covid-19 archive to document the institution's response to the pandemic for future generations – and is welcoming submissions from staff, students and members of the community. The archive features a number of physical objects housed at the University's flagship Town House building, alongside a host of digital items relating to the shift to online working and socialising in the early months of 2020.
Posted Wednesday 2 June 2021
Students from Kingston University's Department of Law have made it to the final stage of this year's International Criminal Court's (ICC) Moot Court Competition. The competition sees law students based at universities across the world compete in a court debate simulating the ICC, called a moot, with the finals usually taking place at The Hague in The Netherlands. This year the event will be held virtually, and Kingston University is one of just six UK institutions represented in the competition. The finals this year takes place throughout June.
Posted Tuesday 1 June 2021
Entrepreneurial students have pitched a range of innovative business ideas at an inaugural ‘side-hustle' showcase run by an award-winning Kingston University programme that supports black students to achieve their full potential.
Posted Monday 24 May 2021
Acclaimed writer Okechukwu Nzelu hopes to bring a little happiness to Kingston University students as this year's chosen Big Read author, with his debut novel The Private Joys of Nnenna Maloney.
Posted Thursday 20 May 2021
Kingston University is proud to announce it has joined Stonewall's Diversity Champions Programme, a scheme that works with institutions to create inclusive and accepting cultures.
Posted Wednesday 19 May 2021
A Kingston University graduate listed in this year's Forbes 30 Under 30 has reflected on how his business course helped him to succeed and shares his top tips for other students who wish to follow in his enterprising footsteps.