'Staff' news articles - Page 124
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Kingston University legacy campaign asking how graduates would like to be remembered strikes a chord with alumni
Posted Wednesday 13 May 2015
Kingston University has been finding out what its former students would like to be remembered for as part of a new initiative to build relationships with graduates in their retirement.
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.
Kingston University's heat acclimation expertise helps Sir Ranulph Fiennes and other British athletes prepare for the rigours of the Marathon des Sables footrace
Posted Friday 24 April 2015
Athletes prepared for the 2015 Marathon des Sables using the heat acclimation facilities overseen by the Kingston University Sport Science Consultancy Team.
Staff pay tribute to 'larger than life' enterprise and engineering champion Andrew Self
Posted Friday 17 April 2015
Current and former members of staff at Kingston University have been saddened by the death of retired pro vice-chancellor for enterprise, Professor Andrew Self, who recently lost his battle with cancer.
Kingston University Fashion MA students give the Clifford Chance graduate hoodie a makeover
Posted Wednesday 1 April 2015
Fashion MA students give Clifford Chance employees a fresh new look by designing hoodies for their graduate team
New Kingston Writing School creative writing short courses hope to inspire literary aspirations
Posted Friday 27 March 2015
A new suite of short courses from Kingston Writing School aims to give you the impetus to get your creative juices flowing and to hone your writing ideas within a supportive teaching environment.
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.
Students from the School of Geography, Geology and the Environment ‘think critically to make a difference' for South African settlement
Posted Thursday 5 March 2015
Immersing students in the South Africa's Village Heights community gave them the opportunity to debate development issues in a real-life context.
