Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

KCLSU & Societies

BREAKING: Roar’s December Print Edition Out Now

Reader enjoying Roar News
Image courtesy of Emma Carmichael

Roar are delighted to announce that the December 2023 print edition is available to King’s students from today.

Pick up your copy from:

  • Bush House (ground floor, seventh floor, by KCLSU shop)
  • Strand (ground floor)
  • Maughan (ground floor)
  • Waterloo (first floor canteen)
  • Guy’s campus (first floor)

About the author

Related

Hand writing mathematical formulas on a blackboard with chalk

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...

Mathematical formulas and abstract wireframe structures in grayscale Mathematical formulas and abstract wireframe structures in grayscale

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...

Pink spherical cells attached to a textured green structure against a black background Pink spherical cells attached to a textured green structure against a black background

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...

purple and pink plasma ball purple and pink plasma ball

Science & Innovation

Staff writer Shreya Iyer discusses the recent Kavli Prize in Neuroscience, awarded for breakthroughs in the research on proteins in neurons. From remembering a...

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...

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...

Science & Innovation

Staff writer Shreya Iyer discusses the recent Kavli Prize in Neuroscience, awarded for breakthroughs in the research on proteins in neurons. From remembering a...