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“We elected you, so represent us.” An open letter to Michael Chessum
A King’s student asks the ULU President to represent him on Remembrance Day. Dear Mr Chessum, Following your recent comments regarding ULU’s ban on...
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I will represent King’s at Remembrance Day ceremony
Sebastiaan Debrouwere, President of KCLSU, explains why he will be representing King’s students on Remembrance Day. Much has been said and written about the...
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Remembrance isn’t about you
Anthony Shaw, KCLSU Vice President of Representation and Communication, responds to the ULU ban on officers attending Remembrance Sunday in an official capacity. This...
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The ‘blurred lines’ between popular music and sexual exploitation
Music videos and pornography: same difference? After a recent deluge of highly sexualised music videos and in the wake of the Miley Cyrus-Sinead O’Connor...
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Why prostitution should be decriminalised
The law should be there to help sex workers, not hurt them. I completely disagree with principles behind prostitution. I don’t think sex should...
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A review of the Tory Party Conference
Dancing to Miliband’s tune? Cameron fights the fight on living standards. Though the party conference season may be coming to a close, the race...
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Clubbing: a juvenile experience?
With the fun of freshers, by second year we are arguably more selective and less tolerant in our choice of nightclubs. With so much...
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On the brink: Republicans hold the world to ransom
The economic forecast for this month: hazy, with a chance of disaster. The United States has been forced to shut down its government due...
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Back in action or back in the red? Labour Party Conference review
Fighting for ordinary people, or back to their old ways? Speaking in the language of the Westminster bubble, this should be the time for...
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Banned of Brothers: why Morsi’s fall is good for Egypt
by Anonymous Editorial Note: This article has been written by a King’s student whose family are from the Coptic Christian community. As the writer has...
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