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Culture
Culture writer Lamisa Worthy details the KCL Strand Film Festival’s screening of Edgar Allan Poe adaptations. There are few writers whose name has so...
Events
Sports Editor Joel Lim reports on the Varsity futsal game at Somers Town Community Sport Centre. Going into the game, KCL Futsal has been...
Comment
Comment Editor Deborah Solomon unravels the pervasive and unthinking use of AI and the ecological and societal injustice propping this market up. On a...
Sport
Staff Writer Jennifer Hensey writes about the 2026 Netball Varsity game. KCL pushed UCL to a dramatic extra-time finish in an electric Varsity atmosphere,...
Comment
Staff Writer Biraj Khadka outlines how USAID cuts have impacted Nepal. Since President Trump’s stroke of a pen set in motion the effective shuttering...
Culture
Staff Writer Richan Drever provides an overview of the opening night of KCL Strand Film Festival on 25 March, featuring the screening of The Run (2025) followed by a Q&A...
Sport
Staff writer Richan Drever provides an extensive overview of the Varsity series between Kings and UCL Athletics, which took place at the London Marathon Community...
Comment
Is this favourite measure of satisfaction causing more harm than good?
Sport
The most anticipated Varsity match has finally arrived. Tune into ROAR News’ live updates as KCLRFC takes on UCLRFC at Ealing Trailfinders Rugby club....
KCLSU & Societies
On the 20 March, the King’s College London Conservative Association (KCLCA) and KCL Your Party went head-to-head on their parties policies, including wealth tax,...
Sport
Sport Editors Abyan Memon and Joel Lim recaps Days 4 and 5 of the Varsity series. Squash Led by star player Youssef, KCL entered...
Science & Technology
A review by researchers at King’s College London (KCL) has found a link between problematic smartphone use (PSU) and symptoms of eating disorders (ED)....
KCLSU & Societies
KCL Liberal Democrats were victorious again in the second bi-annual politics debate of the year, hosted on 25 March by KCL Politics Society. The...
Sport
Staff writer Aya Yousaf reports live on the Medics Rugby Varsity game. Its Varsity day 6, follow along as Roar covers the Medics Rugby...
Sport
Staff writer Jennifer Hensey reports on the Varsity Netball game. It’s the sixth day of Varsity, and that means KCL Netball is taking on...
Sport
Staff Writer Isabella Steiner writes on the Women’s Basketball team’s financial struggles. For the past three years, The King’s College London Women’s Basketball team...
Culture
Culture writer Ela Jain comments on how the 98th Academy Awards deliberately avoided politics despite the ideologies of its films. The 2026 Oscars were...
Sport
Sports Editors Abyan Memon and Joel Lim recap Day 3 of Varsity 2026. Day 3 of Varsity featured a slew of Varsity match-ups, as...
Students
Staff Writer Emma Cooper outlines what the debate around compulsory military service might mean for Europe. Europe has seen a resurgence in compulsory military service. Although...
News
King’s College London (KCL) has risen to 7th in the QS University World Rankings: Europe 2026. This article was originally published in Roar’s Spring...
