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Hundreds Set to Walk Out of Lectures Tomorrow: Roar Asks Why
Tomorrow morning hundreds of King’s students are set to walk out of their lectures in protest of the lack of action being taken to tackle the...
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Taking a Break with Kit Kat Girl: Saima Ahmad Tells Her Story
Over the last week, second year King’s Law student Saima Ahmad has received international media attention over her Kit Kat disaster. Last month Saima bought a...
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How The Maintenance Grant Helped Me: King’s Students Share Their Stories
Last week the government approved controversial plans to replace maintenance grants for students from low-income backgrounds with loans. This means students from England that start...
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Disability Awareness and Accessibility: Is King’s Doing Enough?
Arabic, Urdu and Swedish – just three of the 26 evening courses offered to King’s students by the Modern Language Centre. Excluded from this diverse...
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“Outdated? AKC Now More Important Than Ever”
As Programme Director of the AKC, I’ve had reason to celebrate this term as student numbers have gone well over the 2000 mark. It can...
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No Manifesto, No Vote: Here’s Why I Didn’t Vote in the Student Council Elections
How many of you got asked to ‘vote for me’ last month? How many of you got bombarded with emails by KCLSU reminding you of your last...
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A Student’s View: the AKC is Misogynistic and Outdated
Our university remains attached to its founding in 1829 as an Anglican institution committed to the promotion of religious life and theological learning in its students. Its Christian identity and values are embodied in the Associateship of...
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Homelessness in London: How Students Can Help to End it
When I first came to London, I was caught off guard by the sheer scale of the homeless population. It seemed to me that you...
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16,000 Medics March to Parliament Square in Protest: Roar Asks Why
After the huge success of the first medic protest last month, organisers are promising to make a ‘bigger, better, louder effort’ to voice their concerns...
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‘King’s is Becoming a Safer Space’: Panellists Discuss Surviving Sexual Assault for the ‘It Stops Here’ Campaign
On Monday evening, It Stops Here, a collaborative scheme between KCLSU and KCL, kicked off its campaign with an inspiring talk by a panel of...
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