'International' news articles - Page 40
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Kingston University product and furniture design student fuses chopsticks with knives and forks to create East meets West cutlery range
Posted Friday 4 July 2014
Kingston University student Wenjing Lai has melded knives and forks with chopsticks to create a unique East meets West cutlery collection.
Aspiring Kingston University film-maker zooms in on declining New York subway dance sub-culture
Posted Tuesday 1 July 2014
Kingston University student Scott Carthy has used his camera to tell the story of the endangered art form of subway dancing in New York City.
Kingston University academic calls for robust police investigation into evidence CIA flights carrying terror suspects landed in Scotland
Posted Friday 27 June 2014
Researchers on a project tracking flights linked to rendition say police must leave no stone unturned investigating CIA flights that landed in Scotland.
Convention puts Kingston firmly on world quality circles map
Posted Friday 27 June 2014
The Kingston Hill campus welcomed students from across the world as Kingston University became the first British venue to stage the International Student Quality Circles Convention.
Syrian conflict captured in debut novel by Kingston University creative writing graduate
Posted Wednesday 25 June 2014
In her first published book Sumia Sukkar has created a picture of the war in Syria through the eyes of a young autistic boy.
Kingston University Fashion MA student Marilina Tsitsa wins Diversity Now! 2014 film prize from All Walks Beyond the Catwalk and i-D Magazine
Posted Monday 16 June 2014
Fashion MA student Marilina Tsitsa's award-winning short film, Anna in Puppetland, challenges the fashion industry to represent a more realistic approach to images of women and beauty.
Rankin and Times photographers put Kingston University student's Antarctic-inspired Graduate Fashion Week collection in the frame
Posted Thursday 29 May 2014
A Kingston University student's Graduate Fashion Week collection inspired by Antarctic explorer Robert Falcon Scott has appeared on the front cover of The Times newspaper and been the subject of a shoot by leading photographer Rankin's top assistant.
Switched on Kingston University graduate Alicja Jasina scoops Royal Television Society Award for short film The Light Bulb
Posted Tuesday 27 May 2014
Kingston University illustration animation graduate Alicja Jasina has seen off strong competition to scoop a prestigious national award from the Royal Television Society for one of her latest works.
