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New science laboratories set to open at Kingston University as first stage of £6.8m project part-funded by Government grant nears completion
Posted Thursday 14 July 2016
The first stage of a £6.8m project to create new state-of -the-art science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) facilities at Kingston University's Penrhyn Road campus has been completed and is set to open to students in September. The Faculty of Science, Engineering and Computing secured £1.9m of Government funding from the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) towards the project, which is delivering cutting-edge new laboratories and science and technology facilities for the benefit of the public as well as current and future students.
Green light for new sports hall at Kingston University's Kingston Hill campus
Posted Monday 11 July 2016
Kingston University has been given the green light to create a sustainable sports hall at its Kingston Hill campus, providing new indoor sporting facilities for students. Councillors on the Malden and Coombe neighbourhood committee approved the proposals for the new building at a meeting on 7 July. Catering for a range of sports including netball, badminton, basketball and five-a-side football, it will become a central hub for the University's indoor students' sports clubs.
Vice-Chancellor clears the way for development of landmark Town House building at Penrhyn Road campus
Posted Monday 11 July 2016
Vice-Chancellor Professor Julius Weinberg climbed aboard a demolition digger recently to see the University's Town House building for one last time before it's removal to make way for new building.
Kingston University professor calls on Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt to introduce HPV vaccination for boys
Posted Friday 8 July 2016
Professor Giampiero Favato of Kingston University's Business School delivered a letter to the Minister of Health from clinicians, scientists and academics with a special interest in the human papillomavirus (HPV) and its associated diseases.
Scholars of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Avengers converge on Kingston University for conference examining work of writer and director Joss Whedon
Posted Wednesday 6 July 2016
Kingston University plays host to an international conference dedicated to the work of Joss Whedon – creator of cult TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer and writer and director of blockbuster film Avengers Assemble.
Embedding dementia care training in degree studies key priority for healthcare experts from Kingston University and St George's, University of London
Posted Friday 1 July 2016
With more than 850,000 people living with dementia in the UK today – and that figure set to rise to more than one million within the next ten years – Kingston University and St George's, University of London have made a commitment to provide all nursing, health and social care students with specialist dementia care training as part of their studies.
Fans' Euro 2016 passion captured in Kingston University fashion student's football-themed menswear collection
Posted Thursday 30 June 2016
As sports fans descend on France for Euro 2016, a Kingston University designer has scored accolades for a football-themed collection inspired by supporters' devotion to their beloved teams. Centred around the theme of obsession, James Geraghty's striking menswear range focuses on the people and passion at the heart of football clubs.
Students' Union worker who mentored thousands at Kingston University launches fundraising drive to support treatment for his cancer battle
Posted Thursday 30 June 2016
A man who has spent the past three years supporting and mentoring students at Kingston University is now seeking their help to raise £200,000 for a new form of treatment in his ongoing battle with cancer.
