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Level of illegal badger killing probed
Posted Thursday 7 March 2013
A Kingston University professor has played a key role in research exploring the estimated extent of badger killing carried out by farmers.
US-born writer Bonnie Greer marks new role as Kingston University Chancellor with call for more women to study science
Posted Tuesday 5 March 2013
New Kingston Chancellor Bonnie Greer is keen to get involved in all aspects of the University's work and is passionate about its drive to encourage entrepreneurship.
Landmark Kingston University project displayed at world's largest eco-show
Posted Tuesday 5 March 2013
Kingston University students find out what 14th Century builders can tell us about modern day construction.
DreamWorks boss brings a little Hollywood magic to Kingston University
Posted Monday 4 March 2013
Kingston graduate and DreamWorks boss Shelley Page has visited current students to share her top tips for working in the world of animation.
Kingston entrepreneurs sweep the board at Bright Ideas competition
Posted Monday 4 March 2013
From nursing to drama, business management to music, young entrepreneurs have come from across Kingston University to scoop an amazing 19 cash prizes at the Westfocus Bright Ideas competition.
Architecture graduate's Bethnal Green memorial marks WWII's worst civilian tragedy
Posted Friday 1 March 2013
Seventy years on and the East End of London now has a memorial designed by Kingston University graduate Harry Paticas to commemorate the 1943 Bethnal Green disaster.
Kingston University shortlisted for national careers and employability award
Posted Friday 1 March 2013
Kingston University's careers and employability team has been shortlisted for a national award for its commitment to improving students' and graduates' employability and long-term career success.
Research poised to lead to major advances in cataract treatment
Posted Thursday 28 February 2013
A professor at London's Kingston University has made a discovery about the shape of the eye that could boost the effectiveness of man-made lenses used in cataract operations.
