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Geography students looking to study abroad have been offered the opportunity to extend their degrees by a year in order to accommodate for Covid-19...
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Exams were held online this spring, which was a change welcomed by some but disliked by others. We asked 32 students how they felt....
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In a statement released on June 23, the UK Council for International Student Affairs confirmed that new EU/EEA/Swiss students beginning their studies in England...
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In a statement earlier today, the National Union of Students (NUS) launched a mass complaint action for students in programmes affected by the ongoing...
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The outbreak of the pandemic changed many lives and will have a long-term impact on everyone. King’s alumni, Sally Morris, is helping by developing...
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Roar writer Danielle Jones on her experiences as an Adult Nursing student during the COVID-19 pandemic and the government’s response to the ongoing medical...
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Roar writer, Keval Nathwani, discusses the importance of the arts in improving our lifestyles and why we should not undermine their value. What are...
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“Coronavirus and culture: challenges, changes and creative responses”, a talk chaired by Baroness Deborah Bull on 4 June 2020, discussed the impact of COVID-19...
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Staff writer Maria Malik on how the COVID-19 pandemic exposes fallacies in anti-immigrant economic rhetoric in Britain. We have witnessed exactly how vital immigrants...
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Roar Writer Samuel Pennifold on how Universal Basic Income could be the key to economic recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic. What is that one...