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Kingston University Professor Norma Clarke publishes new book on life and times of writer Oliver Goldsmith
Posted Tuesday 10 May 2016
Kingston University Professor of English Literature and Creative Writing Norma Clarke is shining a spotlight on an Anglo-Irish writer with her new book about 18th century novelist, poet and playwright Oliver Goldsmith.
Jamaican Government calls on Kingston University academic's expertise to tighten laws preventing money laundering
Posted Tuesday 3 May 2016
A Kingston University financial crime expert has been called upon by the Jamaican Government to help shape new legislation to strengthen the country's laws on financial sanctions.
Chernobyl 30 years on: Kingston University radiation expert Dr Alan Flowers reflects on impact of worst nuclear accident in history
Posted Thursday 28 April 2016
A Kingston University expert has returned to the site of the Chernobyl nuclear reactor accident as part of an international delegation of scientists commemorating the 30th anniversary of the disaster.
Endurance runner Susie Chan enters Guinness World Records' books after verification of 12-hour treadmill distance set at Kingston University
Posted Tuesday 26 April 2016
Ultra runner Susie Chan has officially entered the record books after her 12-hour treadmill attempt at Kingston University was verified by Guinness World Records. The 40 year old, who was supported by a team of sport science and exercise experts in the University's human performance laboratory, set a new women's world record for greatest distance run on a treadmill in 12 hours on 30 January.
Kingston University journalism lecturer Azadeh Moaveni scoops Pulitzer Prize honour for team reporting on Islamic State with the New York Times
Posted Tuesday 26 April 2016
A Kingston University journalism lecturer has secured one of the most coveted accolades in the media world after being named a Pulitzer Prize finalist for a compelling investigation into the true motivations behind why women join the militant group known as Islamic State.
The Humans by author Matt Haig chosen to be focus of this year's Kingston University Big Read project for new students
Posted Thursday 14 April 2016
Kingston University has chosen The Humans by Matt Haig as this year's novel for its annual initiative offering all new students the chance to settle in to campus life by reading the same book.
Researchers at Kingston University develop new model to predict outlook for US economy
Posted Wednesday 13 April 2016
Researchers at Kingston University have developed a new way to more accurately assess the outlook for the world's biggest economy.
Times Higher Education names Kingston University one of the globe's top 150 young universities
Posted Wednesday 6 April 2016
Kingston University has been named one of the world's top young universities by sector-leading magazine Times Higher Education.
