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Student's flair and imagination recognised in national graphic short story competition
Posted Tuesday 10 December 2013
An aspiring illustrator from Kingston University is set to have his work showcased in The Guardian newspaper.
Researcher shines light on mystery of reindeer's changing eye colour at Christmas-themed Café Scientifique
Posted Tuesday 10 December 2013
A Kingston University expert has provided a new insight into the finely-tuned vision of one of the festive season's favourite creatures at a special Café Scientifique event.
Government announces £1.85 million grant for Kingston University-led postgraduate study project
Posted Monday 9 December 2013
A Kingston University-headed consortium has received a major financial boost from the Higher Education Funding Council for England for a project to encourage more students to progress to masters degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Big giving, big names and big laughs!
Posted Friday 6 December 2013
The Space Bar was packed out last week for our annual 'funny fundraiser', raising smiles and money for Kingston's Annual Fund.
Fashion students' knitwear hits the High Street with royal seal of approval
Posted Friday 29 November 2013
Leading retailers Topshop, Topman and Evans have been first in the queue to snap up knitwear designs created by Kingston University students.
Cash injection provides boost for Muir Hunter Museum of Bankruptcy
Posted Thursday 28 November 2013
Kingston University has received a £5,000 donation towards the digitisation of its unique archive of documents on the history of insolvency law.
Success for cyber security knowledge transfer partnership
Posted Thursday 28 November 2013
A highly successful knowledge transfer partnership between Kingston University and security company Selectamark has been awarded a Grade A (outstanding) by the Technology Strategy Board.
Legal expert advises Government on use of pre-recorded testimony for vulnerable witnesses
Posted Tuesday 19 November 2013
A Kingston Law School professor has been invited to help the Ministry of Justice assess a pilot scheme allowing vulnerable court witnesses to have their cross-examination pre-recorded.
