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Kingston University volunteers help historians complete landmark digital archive project of British Red Cross World War One volunteers
Posted Tuesday 17 May 2016
The stories of more than 90,000 World War One British Red Cross volunteers – whose work ranged from driving ambulances on the front line to cleaning floors in makeshift hospitals back home – can now be found online thanks to the dedication of almost 800 volunteers from Kingston University's Centre for the Historical Record.
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.
Jamaican Government calls on Kingston University academic's expertise to tighten laws preventing money laundering
Posted Tuesday 3 May 2016
A Kingston University financial crime expert has been called upon by the Jamaican Government to help shape new legislation to strengthen the country's laws on financial sanctions.
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.
Chernobyl 30 years on: Kingston University radiation expert Dr Alan Flowers reflects on impact of worst nuclear accident in history
Posted Thursday 28 April 2016
A Kingston University expert has returned to the site of the Chernobyl nuclear reactor accident as part of an international delegation of scientists commemorating the 30th anniversary of the disaster.
