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Roar writer Molly Green argues why the UK government’s new anti-obesity campaign could cause more harm than good to UK public health. While battling...
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Culture
Guest contributor, Anoushka Chakrapani, reviews film, Eeb Allay Ooo!, which was featured in the global film festival, We Are One, and discusses its relevance to India’s...
News
Many universities in the UK have called back their students who are studying abroad in Hong Kong, as the situation within the territory continues...
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Hundreds gathered outside the Strand Building to protest against cleaning contractor Servest. King’s cleaning staff contracted by Servest have faced ongoing problems with the...
News
University tuition fees at King’s could increase from the current £9,000 limit starting from 2017. The increase could apply to current students. The King’s...
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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...
News
Watch Roar! Breaking, our collaboration with KingsTV on today’s strike action. [youtube id=”PB8928Bwbv0″ width=”620″ height=”360″] Read Roar!‘s build up to today’s strike action. It was a dreary...
Politics
KCLSU President, Sebastiaan Debrouwere, explains King’s involvement in last month’s march. Sunday 29th September saw 50,000 people march through the centre of Manchester in...
Comment
KCL Intersectional Feminist Society President Shanice McBean calls out the government on its racial profiling. I’ll begin with a statement of fact: the...
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Outrage has gripped much of the country over the UK’s newest policies to tackle and control the number of illegal immigrants living in the...