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Kingston University's Stanley Picker Gallery given boost in Arts Council England funding shake-up
Posted Thursday 10 July 2014
Arts Council England funding increase for Kingston University's Stanley Picker Gallery hailed as a major endorsement of past, present and future projects.
Kingston University students raise the curtain at the International Youth Arts Festival 2014
Posted Wednesday 9 July 2014
Kingston University students and alumni have put together a variety of exciting shows and performances for IYAF 2014.
Kingston University student savours taste of success as self-penned production Coffee Cups proves theatre hit
Posted Tuesday 8 July 2014
A Kingston University music and drama student has put his course skills to the professional test by writing, directing and staging his own play, Coffee Cups, at Hampton Hill Playhouse.
Popstar Ellie Goulding rocks Glastonbury Festival in top designed by Kingston University fashion graduate Sadie Clayton
Posted Tuesday 8 July 2014
Chart-topping singer Ellie Goulding stepped out in a top created by Kingston University fashion graduate Sadie Clayton when she took to the stage at this year's Glastonbury Festival.
Kingston University product and furniture design student fuses chopsticks with knives and forks to create East meets West cutlery range
Posted Friday 4 July 2014
Kingston University student Wenjing Lai has melded knives and forks with chopsticks to create a unique East meets West cutlery collection.
Young entrepreneurs to benefit as Telecoms company Lebara donates £30,000 to Kingston University
Posted Thursday 3 July 2014
Alumnus' donation will support some of the Kingston's most promising young entrepreneurs.
Aspiring Kingston University film-maker zooms in on declining New York subway dance sub-culture
Posted Tuesday 1 July 2014
Kingston University student Scott Carthy has used his camera to tell the story of the endangered art form of subway dancing in New York City.
Kingston University academic calls for robust police investigation into evidence CIA flights carrying terror suspects landed in Scotland
Posted Friday 27 June 2014
Researchers on a project tracking flights linked to rendition say police must leave no stone unturned investigating CIA flights that landed in Scotland.
