Features
Staff writer Annabelle Kirwan examines the Cornell University sexual violence allegations and highlights the support available to King’s students affected by the coverage.
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Comment
In response to the presence of Turning Point UK on Strand Campus, staff writer Zoé Courty argues the only effective way to counter the...
Science & Innovation
Sports Editor Abyan Memon discusses the alleged breakthroughs OpenAI has made in the maths world. Two separate announcements by OpenAI revealed a frontier AI...
Science & Innovation
New Scientist Live 2026 (NSLive 2026) featured talks and exhibitions from scientists who specialise in a wide range of fields, from brain health to...
London
The bridge, which opened in 1945, carries over 25,000 vehicles daily and connects King’s Strand and Waterloo campuses, could be shut by 2030. According...
Comment
From a military and security point of view, funding quantum and AI makes sense. From every other point of view, defunding curiosity driven (blue...
Culture
Culture Editor Sabrina Hau analyses Georgina Collin's 'Succubus'.
Science & Innovation
Staff writer Luca Read discusses the initially promising but increasingly nerve-wracking research into CAR T cells for cancer research at King’s. Chimeric Antigen Receptor...
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Sport
Staff Writer Jamal Malik-Lyf critiques the Ballon d’Or award. The Ballon d’Or is the ultimate prestige symbol in the footballing world. Ever since its...
Science & Innovation
Staff writer Chloe Roger discusses the implication of the recent research grant awarded to designer protein researchers. King’s College London researchers along with the...
Science & Innovation
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2026 was awarded on 7 October 2026, to scientists Henri B. Kagan and Kenso Soai, “for the discovery...
Science & Innovation
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for 2026 has been awarded to three scientists, Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel. Their pioneering...
Science & Innovation
The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics was announced on 6 October 2026. Roar sat down to talk with Dr Teppei Katori about the prize...
Science & Innovation
Looking for an extra nerdy costume this year? Look no further than zombie (cells) and how they endanger us all year round, not just...
Science & Innovation
Staff writer Ishaq Hussain describes the chemistry behind ancient art and the work toward sustainable resources for artists today. Cave paintings reveal how art...
Science & Innovation
About 23% of young people in England live with physical long-term health conditions which tends to affect their mental health. Staff writer Alia Elanani...
KCLSU & Societies
A King’s College London Think Tank Society panel of economists and political advisers debated what the upcoming budget should do about youth unemployment, defence...
Science & Innovation
Staff writer Chloe Roger discusses inequality in mental health treatment in the UK. Have you ever travelled to a foreign country, only to experience...
Print Editions
Endometriosis affects one in ten women of reproductive age in the UK. It occurs when tissue resembling the inner lining of the uterus grows outside...
Events
Science editor Florence Lakin discusses what she learnt about obesity and Ozempic at Giles Yeo’s talk at New Scientist Live 2026. Over 1 billion...
Art
Staff Writer Raza Mirza writes about the recent poster sale at The Shack.
