KCL students discuss feminism. Covering descriptive representation, social media and societal standards’ effect on women today.
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Culture
Justifiably, comic-book film discourse over recent years has been dominated by the phrase ‘superhero fatigue’. This is the idea that the quantity of studio...
Culture
What happens when a DreamWorks film looks beyond the Philippines’ colonial past? In its first Forgotten Island trailer, precolonial figures and symbols—including the sandugo,...
News
King’s College London was one of ten organisations that performed over half of all animal testing in Great Britain in 2025, according to Understanding...
Events
The Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition takes place annually and provides an opportunity to showcase research from universities and research institutions all over the...
Comment
Videographer Bella Steiner examines the effects of the recent earthquakes in Venezuela, spotlighting the government’s inability and hesitation to respond promptly, resulting in loss...
KCLSU & Societies
The Board of Trustees’ decision taken last month will take effect on 1 August 2026, with no plans to revisit the changes. King’s College...
Science & Innovation
11 February is celebrated as the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Science Editor Anoushka Sinha highlights the work of some of...
Comment
Staff Writer Kaya Newhagen explores the sharp end of gender politics. Young men and women are increasingly divided on feminism, and the hard-won gains...
Culture
Staff writer Holly Banwell writes on the impact of Stephen Graham's Adolescence, and his latest project Letters to our Sons.