News
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Roar’s big mental health issue: Where King’s stands one year on
LAST November, King’s students and alumni came forward to give Roar their personal insights into issues relating to mental health at the College. As Roar...
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NUS Blackout: King’s could save £205k each year if they shut down non-essential equipment
KING’S saved 12 percent on energy usage during last weekend’s NUS Blackout when student and staff volunteers shut off all non-essential equipment across areas of...
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Academics’ pay slashed by 35% for taking part in marking boycott
KING’S is cutting academics’ pay by 35% per day for those taking part in the UCU marking boycott, which began on 6th November. The College...
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King’s to power down tonight as part of NUS blackout
KING’S will shut off non-essential equipment this evening as part of the NUS Blackout event. The blackout will begin at 18:30 and last throughout the...
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King’s accused of failing to represent racial minorities in white pro-women campaign
STUDENTS have accused the College of “whitewashing” after King’s launched a pro-female professors campaign which lacked any significant Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) representation. The...
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King’s academics, Qatari military, and the £26m teaching deal
KING’S faculty are teaching Qatari military officers as part of a £26 million contract at the Joaan Bin Jassim Joint Command and Staff College in...
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King’s terror suspect appears in court
A KING’S Physics student appeared in court alongside four other men on terrorism charges on 27 October. Suhaib Majeed, 20, of Cherwell House, Church Street...
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King’s academics stop marking students’ work in assessment boycott backed by hundreds of staff
By Geena Molinaro and Aggi Cantrill KING’S academics have stopped marking students’ work from today, after hundreds of staff voted to back industrial action in...
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International students barred from country after King’s visa cock up
By Geena Molinaro and Bradley Albrow SEVERAL international students have been forced to arrive at King’s weeks after the start of their courses, after the...
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‘Asylum night’ at Walkabout: promoters encourage dressing as “crazy patients” and “psycho surgeons”
A DISGUSTING Halloween night at Temple’s Walkabout has encouraged students to dress up as “psycho surgeons”, “nasty nurses” and “crazy patients” tonight. The violent “asylum”-themed...
