Vice chancellor Steven Spier informed students and staff that KU have indorsed the following pledge: "Racism exists on our campuses and in our society. Call it what it is and reject it in all its forms. We stand united against racism." What does this pledge mean put into practice? What notions have been raised from students and staff, and what has the senior staff responded? Listen to the podcast as we discuss inequality issues at KU.

Kingston University's commitment to fight inequality

This week’s podcast aims to provide you with a personal experience and a discussion about house share with other students. Davina Jethwa who is a 3rd year Journalism student, has joined me to speak about her accommodation experience. We look at the pros and cons of living with other students and what you should expect. Also, we will outline few tips how to avoid conflicts during your contract term.

Student Accommodation experience

Black History Month: Cultural appropriation

Today I sit down with Kayona and discuss whether enough is being done to highlight women's safety a year after the murder of Sarah Everard

Women's History month: Is women's safety still talked about enough?

In this first episode of Industry Interviews Myriam Boudine talks to Forbes 30 Under 30 class member, freelance journalist Aniefiok Ekpoudom. Known for his work in The Guardian, GQ and VICE, Aniefiok is a seasoned journalist who documents and explores British culture.

Industry Interviews: Aniefiok Ekpoudom

This podcast discusses and debates the most poignant stories from this month’s issue of The River. 
From questions of why trends of student academic misconduct are high here at Kingston, to debating the causes and concerns around the attainment gaps of students in minority groups, our newsroom journalists have become candid and truthful this episode. 

Listen and watch as Jackson Hall, Natasha Sibanda and Grace Henley take you through their breakdown of the news and features from this term. They cover all topics from breaking news, features, sports, comment and arts and entertainment and lots more.

The River News Roundup Podcast Episode 1

Brexit: What’s the future of exchange programmes now that the UK has pulled out of Erasmus+? Will students be keen to study in the UK despite the increase in tuition fees? Listen to the podcast as we discuss these thorny issues.

Brexit

Universities during the pandemic: what are the challenges for students during Covid-19? Is the government acknowledging the situation as best as it could? Listen to our podcast as we analyse these problems.