Predicting the final Premier League table
My picks for the final Premier League table of the 2019/20 season.
Seven players who could make a big impact when the Premier League returns
As the world paused with the looming threat of COVID-19 lingering, the Premier League came to an abrupt halt back in March, leaving teams in the Premier League in a position where they would have to adapt and adjust.
Chessboxing sports package
A sports package based around the wacky hybrid chessboxing. I created the piece for my final assignment in sports journalism, receiving a first class result.
A Proper Sunday League Tale by Matt Perry
A short literary journalism account of three matches during the first season of Gold Coaching FC in the Croydon Sunday Football League.
Kingston launches programme supporting students with learning disabilities | River Online
Kingston University has launched a pioneering programme to help students with learning disabilities become researchers.
From trash to treasure – how one Kingston University student is creating recycled jewellery to combat environmental issues | River Online
From trash to treasure – how one Kingston University student is creating recycled jewellery to combat environmental issues Allegra Seymour, 21, created her jewellery using materials such as plastic from bottles, pop tabs, and even e-liquid cartridges. Seymour said: “When I’m at parties, I am always going around asking people to take their bottle tops and pop tabs off their drinks. “I guess I’m kind of like a magpie. I’m always on the lookout for treasure, things that I can pick up and add to
Mumps outbreak hits Kingston University | River Online
Kingston University has confirmed that cases of mumps have affected students at the University amid warnings from health experts that numbers could rise across the country.
Dropping out? The sooner the better! | River Online
Before I embarked on my journey as a student journalist, I spent almost a whole academic year studying accounting and finance at Kingston University. That was until I decided to quit the course.
White men worst drug users at KU, say dealers | River Online
Anonymous drug dealers who study at Kingston have told The River that their products are most likely to be bought by white middle-class males. The students, who find time between lectures to sell their illegal substances, also highlighted that their sales are high with an increasing demand for ketamine and crack. One of the students, who is in their last year of studies, said: “The number of people who will take drugs in Kingston is actually pretty high. If it wasn’t, I wouldn’t be wasting my
Ozzy Osbourne – Ordinary Man album review: The Prince of Darkness shows there’s still life in the later stages of existence | River Online
Ozzy Osbourne – Ordinary Man album review: The Prince of Darkness shows there’s still life in the later stages of existence Despite now being 71, diagnosed with Parkinson’s, and being a man who has had more lives than a cat on crack, Ozzy Osbourne has just released the greatest rock album of his career. Ordinary Man presents the listener with not only an all-out rock track list with the ever-growing sense of the Grim Reaper hiding around the corner but also one of The Prince of Darkness’s most
Atletico take charge in Spain
An early goal from Saúl on Tuesday night was enough to ensure that Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool side will have to come from behind in the second leg of their round-of-16 tie against Atletico Madrid.
Courteeners in Kingston – No bottle job second time around for the Mancunian band | River Online
It felt as if the Manchester-based band had unfinished business in Kingston as they performed at Pryzm in January. Their last show, at the now-closed Hippodrome in 2016 ended abruptly after lead singer Liam Fray was hit by a bottle thrown from a crowd.
River survey reveals students’ worries for the UK after Brexit | River Online
Kingston students believe that things will worsen in the UK as a result of Brexit, a River survey has revealed. The survey showed that two-thirds of 300 students believe that Brexit would have negative effects on the UK, whereas only one in five thought that things would improve due to the UK’s independence.
Chelsea's German centurion earns The Blues a draw in Leicester
An Antonio Rudiger brace was enough to ensure Chelsea a point at the KP stadium on Saturday against Leicester in the Premier League.
Kingston student designs a new innovative app for the NHS | River Online
A Kingston student has started working with a software company in London after coming up with a new app targeted at the NHS, which aims to help patients with heart issues.
Assassinated Iranian General was “no hero” claim KU students | River Online
Iranian students at Kingston have told The River that General Qasem Soleimani, the country’s military leader who was assassinated by the US, was no hero regarding the recent crisis which has engulfed the Middle Eastern country.
KU Student Union declare climate emergency | River Online
Kingston students voted in favour of the Student Union declaring a climate emergency at the recent AGM meeting. The motion was raised after a petition received over 200 signatures that showed students want the Union to do their part in helping to tackle climate change.
The 7 best TV shows to look out for in 2020 | River Online
The 7 best TV shows to look out for in 2020 The 2010s gave us some of the most iconic TV shows of all time. With the likes of Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad cementing themselves as some of the all-time greats, along with dramas such as Peaky Blinders and Fleabag creating some of the most iconic characters on television, the new decade has a lot to live up to.
7 new albums to look out for in 2020 | River Online
Twenty-twenty is already shaping up to be a huge year for artists both big and small with many already confirming new music is on the way this year. The River has looked at those artists currently at the top of their game who are bringing out new music, striking while the iron is hot, and those who are returning after a hiatus. Here is a list of seven albums to look out for.
WWI drama 1917 is one of the most realistic war movies of all time | River Online
Coming from a family rooted in warfare, where grandparents and ancestors fought or felt the consequences of both WWI and WWII, I have always struggled to find a war film that realistically represents the reality of life in the trenches. Until now.
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