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Kingston University experts to play key role in European Commission-backed project to help stamp out doping on the amateur sport and fitness circuit
Posted Wednesday 13 May 2015
Public health and education experts from Kingston University are playing a key role in a major European project to deter young people from using performance and appearance-enhancing drugs.
Hugh Grant reads extract from the Duke of Wellington's description of the Battle of Waterloo to promote Kingston University Journalism professor Brain Cathcart's new book
Posted Wednesday 6 May 2015
Hugh Grant reads the Duke of Wellington's famous dispach which carried news from the Battle of Waterloo to London.
Three Kingston University case studies featured in new University Alliance initiative to spotlight real world impact of university research
Posted Monday 23 March 2015
A research excellence project which aims to outline the steps needed to secure the future excellence of UK research and to maintain an innovation research ecosystem has highlighted three Kingston University case studies.
Kingston University takes steps to close the BME attainment gap
Posted Monday 16 March 2015
Kingston University aims to lead on the BME attainment gap at a national level, focussing its efforts on improving institutional processes, enhancing knowledge and skills, and better supporting its diverse range of students.
Kingston University MBA among Europe's top 50 in QS Global 200 Business Schools ranking report 2015
Posted Friday 13 February 2015
Kingston Business School's full-time MBA has been ranked 43 out of 200 in Europe in the latest QS Fulltime MBA rankings.
British Heart Foundation funding boost to heart disease research at Kingston University
Posted Friday 6 February 2015
British Heart Foundation funded project to use models of heart failure to discover how a particular naturally occurring protein can regulate apoptotic heart muscle cell death and heart failure.
From the web: Alice in Wonderland at 150: innocent fantasy or dark and druggy?
Posted Thursday 29 January 2015
Professor Will Brooker, author of Alice's Adventures: Lewis Carroll in Popular Culture, notes how the story's enduring appeal lies in its ability to mirror the changing concerns of new generations.
From the web: Abuse revealed in 'torture report' reflects broader trends from the Iraq war
Posted Thursday 15 January 2015
Peter Finn, lecturer in politics, analyses the US senate's torture report, and finds evidence of horrifying abuse and torture across large parts of the national security apparatus of the US.
