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Kingston School of Art's Design School takes over Spitalfields Market as part of the London Design Festival
Posted Thursday 16 November 2017
Students from Kingston School of Art's Design School have showcased their creative talents in a takeover of London's Spitalfields Market.
New figures cement Kingston University's role as sector champion in nationwide bid to close BME attainment gap
Posted Wednesday 15 November 2017
Kingston University's success in helping more black and minority ethnic (BME) students to achieve first and upper-second degrees has been acknowledged in latest Government figures.
Kingston University study reveals how food poisoning bacteria Campylobacter uses other organisms as Trojan horse to infect new hosts
Posted Monday 13 November 2017
A leading cause of bacterial food poisoning can multiply within the cells of a widely-occurring micro-organism - allowing it to spread in harsh environmental conditions, a Kingston University study has found.
Architecture firm founded by Kingston University alumni Sadie Morgan and Philip Marsh awarded prestigious RIBA Stirling Prize for Hastings Pier
Posted Wednesday 8 November 2017
A firm co-founded by Kingston University alumni Sadie Morgan and Philip Marsh has scooped the prestigious Stirling Prize for its work on Hastings Pier.
Kingston University fashion graduate combines art and science to create bold collection at MA Fashion show
Posted Tuesday 7 November 2017
A Kingston University fashion graduate has combined influence from art and science to create a bold and colourful collection that added a touch of sparkle to the catwalk at the MA Fashion show.
Kingston University graduate wins Red Dot communication design award for innovative backpack to keep drinks safe at festivals
Posted Monday 6 November 2017
A Kingston University graphic design graduate has been awarded a prestigious Red Dot packaging award for her prototype drinks backpack for festival-goers.
Disability Rights history comes to life – oral history project helps Kingston University student nurses and teachers learn about disability and inclusion
Posted Thursday 2 November 2017
Kingston University students are playing a vital role in sharing the stories of those who helped make history during the disability rights movement as part of a pioneering initiative.
Kingston University Big Read author Kit de Waal talks to fans about difficult choices affecting children in care
Posted Tuesday 31 October 2017
Kingston University Big Read 2017 author Kit de Waal has been talking about the difficult decisions made by people looking after children in care at two recent events.
