Interview
Usama Ghanem, an Egyptian student previously imprisoned and tortured for political activism, faces possible deportation after being indefinitely suspended by King’s College London (KCL). ...
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Staff Writer Sebastian Coughlin emphasises the need for interdisciplinarity in education to train the innovators of tomorrow. Today’s trend of subject specialisation is setting...
Science & Technology
Recently, King’s College London (KCL) physicists and their collaborators developed a novel theory, explaining how a class of superconductors functions at high temperatures. Superconductors...
Culture
Staff writer Abigail Curd details how the BAFTAs vote will inform the 2026 Oscars race The Academy Awards, airing on the 15th of March,...
Comment
Comments Editor Dahlia Farzi outlines how Britain’s failing schools are leaving students neglected. In the absence of support, violence becomes their relentless refuge. As...
Students
King’s College London (KCL) reported an operational surplus of £39.8 million for 2024-2025. This operational surplus indicates a financial recovery from a deficit of...
News
Christopher Jackson was sentenced today after pleading guilty earlier in the year
Comment
Staff writer, Lubi Sakalieva, explores the obstacles faced by KCL graduates in the changing job market. A few years ago, a university degree meant...
Culture
Staff Writer Thomas Deakin examines the new exhibit at the Gagosian, an art gallery in Mayfair, of photographer Nan Goldin’s The Ballad of Sexual Dependency and...
Events
Sport Editor Joel Lim and Staff Writers Joseph De La Salle and Kamal Maru write on KCL Tennis and the Queen’s Club Foundation’s Inclusivity...
Comment
Staff Writer Riley Miszkurka-Morrison sets out the stakes at play for the United States’ 2026 Midterm Elections. Right now, America is in the process...
The King's Jester
“The King’s Jester” is a relaunched satire column of Roar News. PANDEMONIUM has broken loose in KCLSU as U.S. president Donald Trump prematurely declared...
Sport
Staff Writer Natalia Georgopoulos explores the anticipation surrounding Super Bowl LX within the UK NFL community, along with the key storylines for the big...
Comment
Staff writer Annadonata Taccarelli explores the consequences of AI on the Graduate Job Market. You are using AI to apply. AI is screening your...
KCLSU & Societies
Comment
Staff Writer Matthew Pathuppallil was in Abu Dhabi when Iranian missiles struck Gulf states hosting US assets. This is his account. Sunday midnight began...
Comment
Staff writer Matilda Elliott Bunn explores the various communities that shape London. The metropole, London: characterised by its overwhelming nature of extortionate prices and...
News
Most students will see a 5% rent rise to what is already one of the most expensive residence offerings in the country
Comment
Guest Writer Daniela Denyer reflects on Danny Ocean’s London show as a reminder that Latin America is more than a social media “aesthetic” –...
KCLSU Elections 2026
Staff writers Penelope Spencer-Simpson and Bella Steiner outline why King’s students should ensure they have their say in voting in the KCLSU elections this...
Events
Welcome to the Live Blog for the KCLSU candidate question time! Roar will be updating the blog throughout the event with the key quotes...
Science & Technology
In January 2026, the King’s College London Student Union (KCLSU) published its AI Manifesto. Throughout the first semester of this academic year (2025/26), students...
News
This article was updated 2 March 10:37 after clarification from KCL on UWHA negotiations Professional services staff at King’s College London (KCL) will walk...
News
A groundbreaking clinical trial led by King’s College London (KCL) into the safety and effectiveness of puberty blockers has been paused after concerns were...
Features
Staff Writers, Inaya Thanim and Isabella Steiner, explore the success of the launch of the King’s Union Debate. In a room filled with blaring...
Science & Technology
Sports Editor Abyan Memon takes a philosophical approach to speedcubing records and Moore’s Law. Two years after the Rubik’s Cube’s 50th anniversary, we have...
Science & Technology
Staff Writer Jorja Adamczyk discusses recent research suggesting a link between genes and mental illness. The University of Leipzig in Germany has recently discovered...
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