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Designers serve up a treat as fashion collections dress Wimbledon windows to mark start of tennis tournament and wow Kingston shoppers in Bentalls showcase
Posted Monday 3 July 2017
Garments designed by Kingston University fashion students were modelled in the streets and windows of Wimbledon Village and paraded through Kingston's Bentalls department store in two events that showcased the talented final year designers' work.
New letterpress facility at Kingston University, named in honour of former academic Ian Noble, reflects growth of hands-on learning in the digital age
Posted Thursday 29 June 2017
The letterpress, housed in a bespoke glass walled workshop, is named after former Kingston University academic Ian Noble and is already being used by students from Kingston School of Art.
Will Wonder Woman's success pave the way for other superheroines? asks Kingston expert Will Brooker
Posted Wednesday 28 June 2017
Unlike its predecessors Batman V Superman (Zack Snyder, 2016) and Suicide Squad (David Ayer, 2016), Wonder Woman's success continued beyond the opening weekend. In fact, it had the lowest drop in numbers of any recent superhero movie, suggesting that audiences are spreading the word, encouraging their friends and returning for repeat viewings.
Diaries of a writer – Kingston University's recently acquired Iris Murdoch journals mark new research chapter exploring work of late novelist and philosopher
Posted Wednesday 28 June 2017
Kingston University has been gifted 15 volumes of private journals belonging to novelist Iris Murdoch – establishing the University's archives as the most complete body of autobiographical work by the late author.
Kingston University graduate's backpack design offers music fans a sleek option to stay hydrated and keep drinks out of harm's way at festivals
Posted Wednesday 28 June 2017
Graphic design alumna Magdalena Huber's innovative design for a drinks backpack to bring to festivals could help to keep music fans safe at festivals this summer.
Is your child a crybaby? New comparison chart developed by Kingston University researcher sheds light on tiny tots' tears
Posted Tuesday 27 June 2017
A chart that enables parents to calculate if their baby is crying more than it should in the first three months of its life has been created by a Kingston University researcher, following a global study of colic and crying in babies.
Research reveals vapers who continue to smoke are in denial about their addiction and could struggle to kick the habit
Posted Monday 26 June 2017
Identity crisis? People who vape while still using traditional cigarettes may find it harder to give up cigarettes as they are in denial about their addiction.
Olympian Asha Philip encourages promising athletes to dream big while on Kingston University's Sports Performance Programme
Posted Tuesday 20 June 2017
Students taking part in the Kingston University Sports Performance Programme have been encouraged by Olympic athlete Asha Philips to dream big and make the most of their time on the scheme.
