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Human rights festival examines political future of Iraq
Posted Wednesday 10 April 2013
The impact of conflict in the Middle East and genocide in Sudan have been among the hard-hitting topics on the programme during Kingston University's annual Human Rights Festival.
Prime Minister's enterprise adviser emphasises Government commitment to business start-ups
Posted Wednesday 10 April 2013
Lord Young of Graffham has shared his views on ways to stimulate the nation's economic growth during a fact-finding visit to the Kingston Business School.
Letters chronicling long-standing Iris Murdoch friendship to go on display
Posted Tuesday 9 April 2013
Kingston University's Centre for Iris Murdoch Studies has teamed up with Kingston Museum to showcase the results of a community project exploring the late novelist's letters.
Banana Republic vice-president returns to alma mater to receive honorary degree
Posted Tuesday 9 April 2013
A Kingston University fashion graduate who is now a senior executive for global fashion brand Banana Republic has been awarded an honorary doctorate recognising his outstanding contribution to the industry.
Professor delivers keynote address at international nursing research conference
Posted Monday 8 April 2013
A health care expert from Kingston University and St George's, University of London has been sharing her views on the challenges of researching conditions managed by patients in their homes.
Kingston University student wins council design competition to combat loan sharks
Posted Monday 8 April 2013
A poster designed by a creative Kingston University student has won a competition to help publicise a crack down on loan sharks.
Students step up as legal aid cuts bite
Posted Wednesday 27 March 2013
A growing number of people are turning to a centre run by students from Kingston Law School for free legal advice.
Collection chronicles career of musical theatre giant Stephen Sondheim
Posted Thursday 21 March 2013
Fifty years of musical theatre magic has been captured in a newly-acquired Kingston University archive celebrating the work of composer Stephen Sondheim.
