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From the web: UK Ebola cases 'probably' inevitable, expert warns
Posted Monday 13 October 2014
Professor of medical microbiology, Mark Fielder, talks to ITV news about the spread and potential threat of Ebola.
From the web: Press irresponsibility and political bullying damage child protection
Posted Monday 13 October 2014
Professor of social work, Ray Jones, writes for the Guardian on the press' treatment of Joyce Thacker, head of Rotherham's children's services.
Denim and dunces' hats take centre stage as Kingston University MA Fashion designer makes catwalk statement on plight of Spanish economy
Posted Tuesday 7 October 2014
Esme Dominguez Pueyo makes a stand about the impact of economic austerity in her native Spain with her latest fashion collection.
From the web: Couvade syndrome: why some men suffer morning sickness and develop signs of pregnancy
Posted Tuesday 30 September 2014
Dr Arthur Brennan from the joint faculty of health, social care and educations writes for The Independent on couvade syndrome, where fathers develop symptoms associated with pregnancy.
Kingston art historian publishes book to accompany exhibition of wartime painter and printmaker Nevinson
Posted Monday 29 September 2014
Kingston University Art historian Dr Jonathan Black explores the work of one of the 20th century's finest British printmakers in a new book and exhibition.
Kingston University MA Fashion student twists age-old traditions in to high impact London Fashion Week womenswear collection
Posted Thursday 25 September 2014
The ritual of tying and untying traditional burial shrouds has inspired a Kingston University MA Fashion student to create a womenswear collection for London Fashion Week using sculpture-like knots as its signature design element.
Collaboration with craftspeople weaves Welsh heritage into Kingston University student's MA Fashion menswear collection
Posted Friday 19 September 2014
A Kingston University MA Fashion student has collaborated with a band of Welsh craftspeople to create a menswear collection that pays homage to her homeland.
Eminent academic Steve Keen to help Kingston University become world class centre for new economic theory teaching
Posted Wednesday 17 September 2014
Kingston University's new head of the School of Economics, History and Politics, Professor Steve Keen, says mainstream economics theory has played a key role in the current economic downturn.
