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Unexploded Second World War bomb discovered in Kingston: Five facts about impact of German air raids on borough during the war
Posted Tuesday 28 May 2019
The recent discovery of an unexploded Second World War bomb on a building site near Kingston University's Penrhyn Road campus served as a reminder of how the local area bore the brunt of some considerable attention from the German Luftwaffe between 1939 and 1941.
Kingston University teams up with the University of Gibraltar to launch territory's first PGCE teacher training degree
Posted Monday 27 May 2019
Kingston University's strong relationship with educators in Gibraltar has led to the launch of the British Overseas Territory's first PGCE teacher training degree.
Penrhyn Road and Knights Park campuses reopen
Posted Sunday 26 May 2019
Kingston University's Penrhyn Road and Knights Park campuses have reopened after they were closed temporarily following the discovery of a World War II bomb on a nearby construction site.
Award-winning Kingston University School of Nursing project helps break down healthcare barriers for young people with learning disabilities
Posted Thursday 16 May 2019
An award-winning project from Kingston University and St George's, University of London's School of Nursing is bringing together student nurses and young people with learning disabilities to help build trust, confidence and understanding of the healthcare system.
Kingston University and St George's, University of London win three awards at national Student Nursing Times Awards
Posted Friday 3 May 2019
There was success for Kingston University and St George's, University of London as they picked up three accolades at this year's national Student Nursing Times Awards.
Kingston University's leading role in closing BME attainment gap highlighted in new report by Universities UK and National Union of Students
Posted Thursday 2 May 2019
Kingston University's sector-leading work in reducing the BME attainment gap has been highlighted in a new report by Universities UK and the National Union of Students. The report, led by Baroness Amos, director of SOAS, and Amatey Doku, vice-president of higher education for the NUS, sets out five key recommendations for the sector to adopt as a framework for closing the gap.
Illustration animation graduate collects gong at Royal Television Society regional student awards
Posted Friday 26 April 2019
Matthew Armitage's film Brass won the animation category in the regional final of the Royal Television Society's London regional student awards, with two fellow graduates also nominated.
Award-winning debut novel by Rachel Joyce becomes this year's Kingston University Big Read book as project celebrates fifth birthday
Posted Wednesday 24 April 2019
Kingston University chooses The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce as its fifth Big Read novel.
