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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Comment
Comment Editor Dahlia Farzi outlines the atrocities committed by the Islamic Republic of Iran and how economic protests quickly became anti-government. This article was...
Sport
Staff writer Salomé West explores the culture and dynamics of netball as a sport. With varsity sporting events quickly approaching, a certain excitement looms...
Culture
Staff writer Lydia Bruce discusses the accessibility of modern protest.
Sport
Sports Editors Abyan Memon and Joel Lim recap the 2025 Varsity fixtures as the 2026 Varsity season kicks off. King’s College London opened the...
Sport
Staff Writer Joseph De La Salle writes about the 2026 Women’s Basketball Varsity game. As we approach Varsity week, King’s College London (KCL) Women’s...
Sport
Staff Writer Richan Drever writes about KCL Triathlon’s build-up to the 2026 Varsity duathlon race. King’s College London’s (KCL’s) Triathlon have enjoyed a thoroughly...
News
A year ago on this day, Aalia Mahomed, a second-year King’s student, passed away after being struck by a van just south of Bush...
Sport
Roar spoke with Ryan So, Club Captain of Boat Club (rowing) at King’s, about his feelings during the lead-up to varsity. He expressed excitement...
Comment
Staff Writer Daniel Saldaña explores the geopolitical agency of universities—in particular, KCL. Universities present themselves as a space for calm debate, removed from the...
Comment
Culture
Staff writer Neha muses on the politics of a dominant language in a bilingual world.
Sport
Staff Writer Jennifer Hensey explores the history, spectacle and meaning of varsity, questioning what the long-standing tradition represents for students today. Another year at...
Comment
Is this favourite measure of satisfaction causing more harm than good?
KCLSU & Societies
Print Editions
This article was originally published in the Spring 2026 Print edition. Time governs everything we do, but physics still struggles to pin down what...
Events
Students and career professionals from across the UK gathered at Kings College London (KCL) on 14 and 15 March 2026 for the 38th National...
News
KCL Unison members are set to strike again after action earlier in the month
Sport
Sports editor Joel Lim and staff writer Kamal Maru cover KCLRFC’s recent squad announcement ceremony. Excitement in the squad has reached its apogee in...
News
This article was originally published in Roar’s Spring 2026 print edition. The permanent closure of the Strand’s Greggs on January 5, 2026, has left...
News
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...
News
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
For this print edition, Roar launched its new annual political survey in collaboration with KCL Politics Society. This is something Roar will look to...
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...
Comment
Comment Editor Deborah Solomon problematises the fabrication of an ideal 2016 by the “2026 is the new 2016” social media trend. For the last...
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...