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Contemporary artists are taking up internet memes and glitch sequences in a political economy to disseminate commentary on a digital landscape. A new pathway...
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Roar writer Alin C. Luca argues that governments should have accounted for natural rule-breaking tendencies when designing Covid-19 policy. I don’t know what’s worse:...
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On Wednesday December 2nd, the UK saw the end to its one-month long lockdown that prohibited any and all mixing with other social bubbles,...
Interview
In light of the KCL Annual Politics debate held in October 2020 with representatives of KCL’s different political societies, Roar speaks to Louis Triggs,...
Interview
Roar interviews Philip Brenninkmeyer, a student who took part in the Politics society annual debate between different Conservatives, Lib Dems and Labour societies at...
Interview
Roar speaks to Brahmpreet Kaur, BAME Officer of the KCL Labour Society, about the KCL 2020 Political Society debate. The debate also included representatives...
News
The UK has become the first country in the world to approve the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine. A spokesperson from the Department of Health and...
Boston Political Review
Boston Political Review co-Editor-in-Chief Quinn Chappelle on Moderna and Pfizer, and how their efforts to develop a Covid-19 vaccine are faring. Moderna has now announced...
Culture
Roar writer Matthew Seaman on the importance of theatre and the connection it has with its audience. It’s Friday 13th March 2020. I’m on...
News
A novel potential treatment for people with spinal cord injuries developed by KCL undergraduates won “Best Therapeutics Project” in a competition run by the...