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Astronomers were fortune-telling the lives of stars and planets, Casanova was keeping track of his romantic conquests, Anne Frank was growing up and befriending...
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Culture
The King’s Players’ production of Chekhov’s classic play ‘The Seagull’ is about to begin. Mismatched chairs, some wrought iron and ornate, some business-like and...
Culture
King’s College London African Caribbean Society showcased a unique mix of vibrant and fascinating routines, with an incredible number of performers, their impassioned and...
Fashion & Lifestyle
This Thursday, Roar News will be heading down to Disco Picnic, a celebration of art, fashion, food and music in Peckham. As part of...
Culture
‘Fabrication’ is the theme for the Arts & Humanities festival at King’s this year, and ‘Fabricated Images, Fabricated Worlds’ was the contribution of the...
Culture
US-BASED British-Nigerian actor Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje has made huge strides since graduating with a law degree from King’s. Famous for the roles of Mr. Eko...
Culture
WHAT makes it ok to laugh at the Holocaust? In the face of one of the great atrocities in living memory the most obvious...
Culture
WITH a tradition of being the only play  in the UK to be put on annually entirely in Greek, King’s Greek Play returns in...
Culture
King’s historian on Savile scandal: ‘Paedophilic desire is worryingly prevalent in today’s society
SEXUAL abuse of children and the revelations of the Jimmy Savile scandal are the subject of a pioneering study assisted by joint KCL-Cambridge group...
Culture
A HUNDRED years after the birth of Dylan Thomas, it was fitting that the English Literary Society and KCL Radio collaborated with an affecting...