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Mel Ewell: Key lessons from a 35-year career
Posted Saturday 27 May 2017
We asked alumnus Mel Ewell to share the valuable lessons he learned throughout his 35 year career. Mel, who studied geography at Kingston University, graduating in 1981, will be awarded an honorary degree this July.
Queen presents adapted Motability vehicle to Kingston University disability adviser at Windsor Castle
Posted Friday 26 May 2017
Kingston University staff member Edward Todino was one of five disabled people to receive keys in front of 400 guests to their first motability adapted cars recently at a celebratory event hosted by the Queen to mark the 40th anniversary of the Motability charity at Windsor Castle.
Kingston University-trained midwife receives award from ITV's Good Morning Britain for work helping bereaved families
Posted Friday 26 May 2017
A former Kingston University student midwife has been recognised for her exceptional work in helping parents overcome the life-changing experience of losing a baby by winning a Health Star Award courtesy of ITV's Good Morning Britain.
Professor Steven Spier named new Kingston University Vice-Chancellor
Posted Wednesday 24 May 2017
Professor Steven Spier has been appointed Vice-Chancellor of Kingston University.
Kingston University performing arts students captivate audiences at Rose Theatre with annual end of year festival
Posted Tuesday 23 May 2017
Kingston University performing arts students from across dance, drama, film and music take over the Rose Theatre to showcase their talents at the annual end of year festival.
Borough leaders mark start of construction on Kingston University's landmark Town House building
Posted Monday 22 May 2017
Town and gown key influencers celebrated the start of construction of Kingston University's Town House building at a ground breaking event on 18 May.
Kingston University student's research into fiction habits and personality types reveals reading may make us kinder
Posted Monday 22 May 2017
A Kingston University postgraduate research student has produced a study that examines the effects of reading and watching television on social behaviour – concluding that literature lovers have the edge over their remote control-loving counterparts when it comes to being nicer people.
Kingston University's heat acclimation lab helps top British runner race to success at 2017 Marathon des Sables
Posted Friday 19 May 2017
Kingston University's specialised environmental chamber, which can replicate the conditions in the Sahara, was used by athletes training for the 32nd Marathon de Sables which took place recently; including Susie Chan and Tom Evans, who finished in third place.
