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Staff Writer Alfie Ray explores the experience of being a working-student in one of the costliest cities in the world. I have always been,...
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Staff writer Jorja Adamczyk discusses Elon Musk’s Neuralink and the shift in their marketing strategy from human enhancement to functional restoration. For years, Elon...
News
The proposed merger between King’s College London and Cranfield University was formally agreed today (2 November) for 1 August 2027 after legal agreements were...
Sport
Staff Writer Jamal Malik-Lyf critiques the Ballon d’Or award. The Ballon d’Or is the ultimate prestige symbol in the footballing world. Ever since its...
Events
On 30 September, King’s College London’s Ukrainian Society and Roar welcomed The Kyiv Independent CEO Daryna Shevchenko and Editor-in-Chief Olga Rudenko to discuss media...
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Can students challenge the institutions they are part of, or does participation itself amount to complicity? Lucy Tappin explores the uncomfortable contradictions of pursuing...
Culture
Staff Writer Shreya Iyer explores how the shift to online reading has replaced the adventure of wandering library shelves. At the beginning of every...
Science & Innovation
Staff writer Chloe Roger discusses the implication of the recent research grant awarded to designer protein researchers. King’s College London researchers along with the...
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Staff Writer Jamal Malik-Lyf comments on the upcoming Ballon d’Or award announcement. The Ballon d’Or is one of the most iconic awards in the...
Science & Innovation
Staff writer Ishaq Hussain describes the chemistry behind ancient art and the work toward sustainable resources for artists today. Cave paintings reveal how art...
Science & Innovation
About 23% of young people in England live with physical long-term health conditions which tends to affect their mental health. Staff writer Alia Elanani...
Science & Innovation
Staff writer Chloe Roger discusses inequality in mental health treatment in the UK. Have you ever travelled to a foreign country, only to experience...
Print Editions
Endometriosis affects one in ten women of reproductive age in the UK. It occurs when tissue resembling the inner lining of the uterus grows outside...
KCLSU & Societies
The initiative aims to help American students at King’s vote from abroad.
Sport
Staff Writer Jamal Malik-Lyf writes on Man City’s charges. On the 25th of September 2026, Manchester City were officially found guilty of 114 out of...
Science & Innovation
Staff Writer Sara Naz Anjum explores the achievements made by King’s College London (KCL) Professor of Experimental Physics Anatoly Zayats. Professor Zayats has been...
Science & Innovation
Staff writer Rivkah Frolov discusses a recent study from researchers in King’s Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience into mental health diagnoses in South...
Culture
Staff Writer Annabelle Duggan reviews the Tibet Film Festival London's preview of 'Tenzing'.
Print Editions
Picture this: it’s day two of Freshers’ Week, you’ve barely unpacked your brand-new King’s Residences room and you can still taste last night’s Maccies....
Science & Innovation
Staff writer Alia Elanani discusses the early flu season taking over the UK this year and the reasons students should get vaccinated. According to...
Science & Innovation
Staff writer Ekaterina Khusnetdinova discusses what Black Holes are and their implications in the theory of information and multiple dimensions. A Black Hole is...
