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Hosting an informative exhibition at Bush House, King’s College on Monday, Hong Kong students living in London warned their peers of China’s ambitions...
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News Editor Daisy Eastlake looks into the British accent divide and what it means for social mobility within the UK. Like many university students,...
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Staff writer Mila Stricevic interviews Professors Rosie Campbell and Bobby Duffy, the lead researchers behind a new study revealing the divisions between Gen Z...
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On the two year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Staff writer Rayhan Hussain recounts the key events of the conflict and gives an...
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In anticipation of an imminent general election, the KCL Politics Society arranged a start-of-term panel debate in the Nash Lecture Theatre on the evening...
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One of the hallmarks of student life is drinking. Although most of us don’t get into too much trouble with it, does university and...
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Last year, I was in the King’s Building at Strand when my Welcome App beeped with a notification, informing me that the venue for...
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On March 19th, HM The Queen came to King’s on an official visit. Only hours after images of the Queen entering Bush House began to...
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An old, coverless volume titled ‘Really and Truly: A Book of Literary Confessions’Â may reveal possible beef between two of King’s most distinguished alumni: Virginia...
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Only 189 King’s College London students have accessed online quiz-based module ‘Consent Matters’ since its introduction, according to a Freedom of Information request sent...
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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...
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This January, Dr Munira Mirza became the new head of King’s Culture. Previously, Dr Mirza has also served London’s Deputy Mayor for Culture and...
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Last week, I sat down with Jun-Ming Yong, the founder of KCL Blockchain, arguably one of King’s most cryptic student societies. Here’s what I de-coded. Jun, a...