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Staff writer Manya Pasricha explains how the EU-India free trade agreement indicates Europe’s effort to reduce reliance on China and strengthen economic ties with...
News
This article was first published in print on March 11, 2026. The permanent closure of the Strand’s Greggs on January 5, 2026, has left...
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Members of King’s College London’s (KCL) Disabled Student Society and other students with seen and unseen disabilities have publicly spoken out about their experiences...
KCLSU & Societies
For this print edition, Roar launched its new annual political survey in collaboration with KCL Politics Society. This is something Roar will look to...
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...
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Christopher Jackson was sentenced today after pleading guilty earlier in the year.
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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...
Comment
Staff Writer Cordy Page interrogates the political back-scratching and revolving door between politics and finance evidenced in the Epstein case. The latest slew of...
Culture
Culture writer Lamisa Worthy reviews Maggie Gyllenhaal’s take on the story of Frankenstein’s Bride Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein has been on something of a cultural...
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 Annadonata Taccarelli explores the consequences of AI on the Graduate Job Market. You are using AI to apply. AI is screening your...
KCLSU & Societies
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On 5 March, in anticipation of International Women’s Day, results of an annual global survey conducted at King’s College London (KCL) revealed that many...
KCLSU & Societies
The King’s College London Conservative Association (KCLCA) president elected for 2025-26 was removed as leader following racist remarks they allegedly made in a Port...
KCLSU Elections 2026
Luqmaan Waqar has been elected as the President of the King’s College London Students’ Union (KCLSU) for the 2026/27 academic year, after securing the...
News
On 29 January, the King’s College London (KCL) set out an outline of goals to be undertaken as part of King’s Strategy 2030, an...
Science & Technology
King’s College London (KCL) is a university that prides itself on being at the forefront of climate research and divested from fossil fuels in...
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Staff Writers Penelope Spencer-Simpson and Saskia Catton reflect and analyse the visit of former Labour Leader, Lord Neil Kinnock, to King’s College London. From...
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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...
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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...
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Staff Writer Matthew Pathuppallil was in Abu Dhabi when Iranian missiles struck Gulf states hosting US assets. This is his account. Sunday midnight began...
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Staff writer Matilda Elliott Bunn explores the various communities that shape London. The metropole, London: characterised by its overwhelming nature of extortionate prices and...
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Most students will see a 5% rent rise to what is already one of the most expensive residence offerings in the country
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