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Incoming Editor-in-Chief Sam McManus sits down with Liberal Democrat MP Josh Babarinde to discuss his fight for domestic abuse reform, personal experience of survivorhood,...
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Staff writer Grace Holloway gives a quick preview of what to expect at this year’s Macadam Cup. If Varsity hasn’t worn you out, the...
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Staff writer Salomé Ichay discusses the diplomatic importance of the Houthis’ redesignation as a terrorist organisation. January 22nd 2025. Donald Trump, 47th president of...
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Staff Writer Jennifer Hensey examines the serious consequences that sensational and scandalous journalism has on the lives it comments on. Words hold the power...
Students
Print Team Member Margo Sautelle takes a critical look at the hit Netflix series ‘Adolescence’, arguing for the need to condemn masculinity models normalising...
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King’s College London (KCL) has published its accommodation prices for the 2025/26 academic year. Across all undergraduate residences – including all room types and...
Business
Staff writer Aashita Chaturvedy recounts the compelling entrepreneurial insights brought by several Female entrepreneurs at two panels hosted at the LSE. “There is no...
Sport
Staff writer Abyan Memon provides a blow-by-blow account of an extremely close 2025 Women’s Basketball Varsity game. Women’s Basketball (KCL – UCL) Q1 Q2...
Sport
Staff Writer Isabella Taylor explores an exciting Varsity debut for KCL Motorsport. King’s College London’s Motorsport Club has experienced a tumultuous season thus far,...
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Staff writer Katharina Kayser discusses the issue of female genital mutilation and the best ways to end it as a practice. Editor’s note: This...
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Staff writer Harris Bourne looks back at the Türkiye-Syria Earthquake and highlights Erdoğan’s inadequate government policies and failed reforms that prioritised short-term gains over...
Culture
Staff Writer Isabella Zbucki reminisces on seeing Sabrina Carpenter live, sharing personal highlights and tracing the star’s journey to captivating thousands of fans. In...
Sport
Staff writer Abyan Memon provides a blow-by-blow account of the 2025 Men’s Basketball Varsity game. Men’s Basketball (KCL – UCL) Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4...
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Three teams from KCL Research in Electronics Society (KCL RIE) took part in Unibots UK, an autonomous robotics competition hosted by Cambridge University Robotics...
Sport
Staff writer Abyan Memon provides a comprehensive account of the American Football Varsity, including a blow-by-blow account of the event. Following an almost flawless...
Sport
Staff writer Niamh Cunningham reports on a day of hard graft, sunshine, and surprises at the Varsity Rowing event. King’s faced defeat to UCL...
Alumni
On 6 March, KCL Space, alongside KCL Commercial Law and KCL UN Women UK, hosted Ms. Aarti Holla-Maini, Director of the United Nations Office...
Business
Since October, a growing community of cross-university dinner clubs, incubators and informal hacker-houses have formed the foundation of London’s student start-up scene. Roar spoke...
Culture
Staff Writer Abigail Curd reviews Jamie Lloyd’s ongoing production of Much Ado About Nothing, highlighting both its successes and areas of disappointment. When it...
News
King’s College London (KCL) has reported a day-to-day operating deficit of £19 million for the 2023-2024 financial year. This marks a change from 2021-22...
Students
Staff Writer Polly Symes shares her first experiences of Substack, a platform for engaging with long-form written-content. When I was about 14, I started...
Sport
Staff writers Polly Symes and Hetal Mehta sum up a glorious victory for GKT Women’s Football on Day 4 of Varsity 2025. On Tuesday...
News
Protest has taken different shapes and sizes on Strand this spring — from noisy demonstrations and disruptions to simple yellow ribbons. Roar brings you...
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The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists (BAS) has set the Doomsday clock to 89 seconds to midnight. Science Editor Jana Bazeed and Sports Editor Sam...
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