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Sports Editors Joel Lim and Amaya Sharma spotlight the athletes, volunteers, and teams shaping KCL’s sporting life this term. When was the last time you...
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Alumni
Dame Sarah Mullally, 63, has been appointed the first female Archbishop of Canterbury in the Church of England’s nearly 500-year history. The Church of...
Politics
Staff Writer Callum McGee reflects on Keir Starmer’s message at the Labour Party conference, emphasising justice, unity and a fight for the soul of...
News
An exclusive Roar investigation has found that students who applied to King’s counselling services faced an average wait time of 16.7 working days in...
News
King’s College London (KCL) has announced that its unique International Child Rights and Development MA will close as a standalone programme in 2027. Staff...
Features
Staff Writer Polly Symes reflects on her experience living in a King’s Residences in her first-year, and offers her advice on how to make...
Students
News Editor Jana Bazeed discusses the best student hacks for optimising caffeinated 9am lectures. Let’s be honest: if you’ve made it to a 9am...
Sport
Sports Editor Amaya Sharma looks at the success of KCL Women’s Rowers across the summer, highlighting a sport that traditionally attracts less attention. It...
Students
Science Editor Anoushka Sinha discusses recent cancer research done at King’s College London (KCL) to improve the efficacy of chemotherapy. The newly discovered drug...
News
This article was originally published in the September print edition. From heated protests to cancelled speakers, campus free speech has become one of the...
International
Comment Editor Dahlia Farzi examines Syria’s fragile new chapter after Assad’s fall, tracing Hayat Tahrir al-Sham’s rise to power, shifting international alliances, and the...
Culture
Culture editor and staff writer Livia Bull reviews the FLINTA* pop up bar 'La Monocle'.
Sport
Sports Editor Amaya Sharma breaks down the key storylines of the 2025 season and the battles that will define the race to December, as...
KCLSU & Societies
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Comment
Associate Editor Rayhan Hussain addresses the crisis in British higher education, calling for fewer university places, proper funding, restored maintenance support, and a renewed...
News
Following an announcement at the Labour Party conference, on 29 September Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson outlined the return of Maintenance Grants for select students...
Comment
Feature’s editor Reina Kawabata explores the complex role FOMO (fear of missing out) plays as a fresher in London Freshers. Events fill our calendars,...
Editorials
This editorial was first published in print on 22 September 2025. A degree that once served as an all-access pass today buys you a...
Comment
Guest Writer Tali Smus examines the history and meaning of “intifada,” linking the first and second uprisings to chants heard within UK university campuses,...
News
King’s College London (KCL) has risen five places to 19th place in the latest version of The Times‘ annual university league table, released on...
Science & Technology
Science editor Anoushka Sinha discusses the discovery of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. In July 2025, the ATLAS telescope discovered a comet had entered our Solar...
Features
Arsenal forward and second-year Business Management student here at King’s was pivotal to the Lionesses’ victory in the UEFA Women’s Euros 2025 – revising...
News
This article was originally published in the September print edition. King’s College London (KCL) could lose £22 million a year from a levy on...
News
A small fire broke out at the Franklin-Wilkins Building on Waterloo Campus today at around 4pm. King’s College London (KCL) staff confirmed that the...
News
University figures show non-academic staff now outnumber academics at King’s, with professional-services pay rising faster since 2019. This article was first published in print...
Comment
Following a summer reset, the KCL Politics Society lays out its 2025/26 offer to King’s students: two to three events a week, new skills...
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