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Healthcare professionals call for better maternity services for parents-to-be with hearing problems at Deaf Nest Project conference
Posted Friday 20 May 2016
Midwives, students and healthcare professionals have called for improvements in antenatal and childbirth services for deaf families, at a unique event organised by a Kingston University and St George's, University of London's midwifery student.
Key to leadership success is sense of purpose, new Kingston Business School research shows
Posted Thursday 19 May 2016
New research from Kingston University's Business School turns current thinking around leadership on its head.
Kingston University named University of the Year in prestigious NEON awards recognising commitment to widening participation in higher education
Posted Wednesday 18 May 2016
Kingston University's ongoing commitment to widening participation in higher education has been recognised in this year's prestigious NEON awards.
Theatre production puts drama and human rights students in the spotlight as they scoop award from Amnesty International UK
Posted Monday 16 May 2016
Two Kingston University students have won a prestigious award from Amnesty International UK after using their drama skills to highlight human rights issues in Yemen.
Fundraising criminology student cycles to Paris to help tackle youth violence
Posted Monday 16 May 2016
Kingston University undergraduate student Emilia Gill raised money for JAGS Foundation, set up to tackle youth violence.
Researcher Professor Will Brooker raises the roof as David Bowie at Kingston University Ziggy Stardust tribute concert
Posted Thursday 12 May 2016
Professor Will Brooker gave David Bowie fans a night to remember at a Ziggy Stardust tribute concert on 7 May.
Kingston University Professor Norma Clarke publishes new book on life and times of writer Oliver Goldsmith
Posted Tuesday 10 May 2016
Kingston University Professor of English Literature and Creative Writing Norma Clarke is shining a spotlight on an Anglo-Irish writer with her new book about 18th century novelist, poet and playwright Oliver Goldsmith.
Kingston University disaster management students take part in Europe's largest ever disaster training exercise
Posted Monday 2 May 2016
Kingston University disaster management students played a central role in testing emergency services' response to a major incident at Waterloo underground station during Europe's largest-ever multi-agency training exercise.
