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East meets West in Kingston University fashion uprising
Posted Thursday 8 November 2012
Cultures have combined in a Kingston University fashion graduate's Arab Spring-inspired collection.
Head of nursing welcomes support for degree-led nurse training
Posted Thursday 8 November 2012
Dr Julia Gale, the head of the School of Nursing at Kingston University's Faculty of Health and Social Care and Education comments that universities will feel bolstered by the strong support provided by Lord Willis in his recent report on nursing education.
Experts welcome Willis Commission's support for nurse education
Posted Wednesday 7 November 2012
A top-level report recognising the importance of degrees in nurses' professional training has been applauded by academics from Kingston University and St George's, University of London.
Apprentice and Countdown star Nick Hewer receives honorary degree
Posted Tuesday 6 November 2012
One of Kingston University's newest honorary graduates, businessman and TV presenter Nick Hewer, has spoken out about his dissatisfaction with the Labour Party and leader Ed Miliband.
Peer calls for major care home improvements in wake of Winterbourne View scandal
Posted Monday 5 November 2012
Prominent actor and disability rights campaigner Lord Brian Rix has urged care home managers to provide better training for staff after collecting an honorary degree from Kingston University.
El Ultimo Grito awarded London Design Medal
Posted Monday 5 November 2012
A pair of internationally-acclaimed designers who have close links with Kingston University have received one of the profession's most prestigious accolades.
Gold medallist Ed McKeever confirms plans to defend Olympic title at 2016 Rio Games
Posted Friday 26 October 2012
Kingston University graduate and Olympic gold medallist Ed McKeever is already planning to step up his training ahead of the Rio Games.
BBC response on Savile Newsnight probe not enough, former Director General Greg Dyke says
Posted Tuesday 23 October 2012
Former BBC boss Greg Dyke has criticised the broadcaster's handling of its axed Newsnight investigation into Jimmy Savile during a Kingston Business School lecture.
