Half of students are £1,000 or more off their rent
Student loans simply aren’t enough anymore, as university students struggle to afford their rent.
Featured Articles
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Urban Outfitters Comes to Kingston’s Marketplace
On October 9, Urban Outfitters celebrated its arrival in Kingston's market place with a launch party.
Call it What it Is: Femicide
The Realities of Student Sex Work
A feature on the realities of sex work alongside university studies
Women's History Month at Kingston University
Kingston University prepares to celebrate Women's History Month.
Kingston Plaza Refurbishments
All Hail Next Gen: A Night With Bring Me The Horizon
Sheffield metal band take on the o2 Arena in London on January 21, for the second time on their sold out NexGen tour, ahead of the next EP instalment in their Post Human series.
Kingston Fencing at Varsity 2024
Kingston University's Fencing Teams Take on City at Varsity
Women's History Month: Decriminalisation of Abortions in England and Wales
This Women's History month could see the total decriminalisation of abortions in England and Wales
Puppies Come to Seething Wells
University Mental Health Day at Kingston University, celebrates by bringing in puppies
Varsity 2024
It's that time of year where the sports societies across Kingston and City University battle it out for the Varsity trophy.
Young People are Feeling Misrepresented by MP's ahead of UK's General Election
Young people are becoming increasingly concerned about the future of British politics, as students feel misrepresented by the major party leaders.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said in January that he will call for a general election in the second half of 2024, however after recent voting intention polls recorded by Statistica, the initially predicted Labour landslide victory seems to be slipping away as the figures have steadily dropped since October, suggesting that the Labour party’s stance
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said in January that he will call for a general election in the second half of 2024, however after recent voting intention polls recorded by Statistica, the initially predicted Labour landslide victory seems to be slipping away as the figures have steadily dropped since October, suggesting that the Labour party’s stance