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Judge Advocate General Jeff Blackett talks about the UK court martial process at Law School's 50th anniversary lecture
Posted Monday 14 March 2016
Kingston University students enjoyed a rare opportunity to hear from a senior British judge earlier this month, during an exclusive talk by His Honour Judge Jeff Blackett, Judge Advocate General.
Kingston University music expert leads tributes to commemorate renowned French composer Henri Dutilleux's 100th anniversary
Posted Wednesday 2 March 2016
A Kingston University music specialist has hailed the inspiring legacy of late composer Henri Dutilleux, as figures from the world of classical music gather to mark 100 years since his birth.
UK Supreme Court President Lord Neuberger talks luck, land law and Prince Charles' letters at Kingston Law School 50th anniversary lecture
Posted Tuesday 22 December 2015
"Sometimes I think that the only piece of legislation which is totally reliable is the law of unintended consequences," Lord Neuberger, President of the UK Supreme Court, told audience at lecture celebrating the 50th anniversary of Kingston Law School.
Charity campaigner Katie Piper inspires Kingston University students with tale of how she held on to hope to rebuild her life after horrific acid attack
Posted Wednesday 16 December 2015
Acid attack survivor Katie Piper revealed how she has learned to love the scars that saved her life during a moving talk at Kingston University.
Comedian Stephen K Amos highlights importance of education during interview with Kingston University Chancellor Bonnie Greer at student media summit
Posted Monday 14 December 2015
Television comic and broadcaster Stephen K Amos entertained and inspired students at a media summit organised by Kingston University's careers and employability team.
Kingston University professor Will Brooker launches David Bowie biopic website called Forever Stardust
Posted Tuesday 1 December 2015
Kingston University's David Bowie, aka Professor Will Brooker, goes digital.
Doors to Dorich House Museum, former studio home of Russian sculptor Dora Gordine, reopen after major refurbishment
Posted Friday 27 November 2015
The striking 1930s residence houses an extensive collection of Gordine's original sculptures, paintings and drawings, newly presented throughout the three story building in north Kingston.
Kingston Business School study finds university students are safer and more responsible social media users
Posted Monday 9 November 2015
A study carried out by Kingston Business School researchers has shed new light on how different groups use, and stay safe, on social media.
