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Repeat after us: 'This KU Girl wants to be more active, this KU Girl will be more active, this KU Girl Can'
Posted Monday 30 November 2015
Research revealed that two million fewer women than men play sport or work out on a regular basis and it is our mission to close this gap and make activities more accessible and appealing to the girls.
New Kingston University Dean of Science, Engineering and Computing Professor Mike Sutcliffe emphasises importance of strong industry links
Posted Friday 27 November 2015
Kingston University's newly-appointed Dean of Science, Engineering and Computing Professor Mike Sutcliffe has emphasised the importance of innovative industry links.
United Kingdom's first university-based paramedic virtual reality training centre officially opened by Tooting MP Sadiq Khan
Posted Friday 27 November 2015
Kingston University and St George's, University of London have opened a hi-tech training centre to give the next generation of paramedics a taste of life on the front line.
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.
Dance, drama and music showcase at Rose Theatre captivates audience at Kingston University's annual civic reception
Posted Tuesday 17 November 2015
Leading members of the local community were treated to a performance spectacular during Kingston University's annual civic reception at the borough's Rose Theatre.
BBC Strictly Come Dancing judge Darcey Bussell steps into spotlight at Kingston University as part of Sport England This Girl Can campaign
Posted Wednesday 11 November 2015
Strictly Come Dancing star Darcey Bussell has visited Kingston University to lead an hour-long session of her new dance-based workout class, DDMIX.
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.
New book edited by Kingston University experts reveals irreverent side of novelist and philosopher Iris Murdoch
Posted Thursday 5 November 2015
A new collection of previously unpublished letters written by Iris Murdoch gives a fresh insight into the novelist's life, revealing for the first time her struggles with her own sexual identity as well as a sharp sense of humour that was at odds with her reputation as a serious moral philosopher.
