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Kingston University graduate James Mullinger releases film about his journey from journalist to comedian
Posted Thursday 27 October 2016
Kingston University English Literature alumnus James Mullinger secured a one-week internship at GQ magazine when he graduated in 2000, after writing to every magazine and newspaper in the country. Sixteen years later, he's celebrating the release of big-budget British comedy The Comedian's Guide to Survival, a film about that very journey.
Kingston University's Big Read project and author Matt Haig bring communities together through power of books
Posted Monday 24 October 2016
Guests at a local night shelter and students at the University of the Third Age (UA3) were enthralled during a visit by celebrated author Matt Haig, who talked about his novel The Humans and how he feels books can be transformative for both individuals and communities.
Astronaut Helen Sharman and chemist Dame Professor Julia Higgins unveil Kingston University's new state-of-the-art science and technology facilities
Posted Thursday 20 October 2016
Kingston University has unveiled it's new £6.8m state-of-the-art science and technology facilities for students and the wider community, with cutting-edge new laboratories, a public outreach centre and mobile labs that will take science out on the road to local schools.
Kingston and Shanghai Jiaotong University creative industries internship programme enters unchartered territory
Posted Wednesday 19 October 2016
Work experience programmes abroad are widely available but none offer the opportunity for designers to work in the burgeoning creative industries of Shanghai and London. A new pioneer scheme from Kingston and SJTU tries to change this.
Team from Grafton Architects outlines ways new Town House building will transform Kingston University's learning landscape
Posted Monday 17 October 2016
Kingston University's new landmark building will be a focal point both for the institution and the surrounding borough, according to its designers Shelley McNamara and Ger Carty from award-winning Grafton Architects.
Kingston University's 80-year-old postgraduate grandmother embraces student life and relishes being part of latest MA Creative Writing class
Posted Thursday 13 October 2016
Most students will be familiar with the thrills and challenges of settling into university life and 80-year-old Hilary Chalkly, who enrolled at Kingston University this term, is no exception. The energetic pensioner, who left school at 15 with just one O-Level in English, is on a two-year master's course in creative writing, becoming one of the oldest students in the country.
Kingston University and St George's, University of London professor elected fellow of American College of Cardiology
Posted Wednesday 12 October 2016
Professor Tom Quinn, a leading expert on cardiology care, has become one of the few nurses to be elected a fellow of the American College of Cardiology.
Kingston University curating expert Professor Catherine McDermott honoured with 2016 Sir Misha Black Award for Innovation in Design Education
Posted Monday 10 October 2016
Professor Catherine McDermott to be presented with the Sir Misha Black Award for Innovation in Design Education at a ceremony in November to honour exceptional individuals and institutions within design education.
