Irina Anghel
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King’s students denied access on campus for “security reasons” during Queen’s visit
On Tuesday King’s College London blocked campus access to several students for security reasons during a visit from Her Majesty the Queen. In the storm of...
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Clean Hands and Gulf Money
As UK universities were reassessing ties with Gulf donors in the wake of several scandals, King’s College London launched its Institute for Middle Eastern Studies....
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How can a woman SU President change the game? Interview with Jessica Oshodin, co-initiator of She Should Run
Only three women acted as Presidents of the King’s College Student Union (KCLSU) since 2000. Out of 22 Presidential candidates since 2014, only 8 were...
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Tchaikovsky’s Queen of Spades: the Man is his Opera
The curtain rises. Tchaikovsky toasts a deadly glass of water and collapses next to a curios caged bird. So The Queen of Spades begins. Adapted...
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Free Speech, Free Markets, and a Brexit Free of a Deal: an Interview with Rebecca Lowe
Roar talks no deal Brexit, capitalism, and free speech with Rebecca Lowe, Director of FREER, a think-tank promoting economic and social liberalism supported by the Institute...
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A cheat’s guide to Manet’s bar
Which bar are we talking about? The Folies-Bergère, of course! The notorious 19th century Parisian music hall where water turns into champagne, and leisure into...
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Safe Space Policy Under Review by the SU
The Safe Space Policy is under review by the King’s College London Students’ Union (KCLSU). The Policy wants to ensure all students are “free from...
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Their Excellencies, the Student Brand Ambassadors
Handing out Eat Natural cereal bars at Freshers’ Fair, exchanging donuts for Amazon Prime student-offer sign-ups, doing lecture shout-outs, promoting banking internships on King’s group...
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‘It Happened One Night’ (1934): Undershirts, Love, and Fireflies
Once upon a time ‘It Happened One Night’: a screwball comedy in which the roguish hero and the haughty heroine fight so much they fall...
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KCL vs. UCL Debate: Does the Media Have a Moral Obligation to Protect the Anonymity of Its Sources?
In an eventful evening, King’s and UCL students did what they do best: argued with each other. As if they needed an excuse to do...
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