Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Events

Getting ready for the KCLSU 2023 Awards

De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms, Wikicommons

The King’s College London Student Union (KCLSU) is hosting its annual KCLSU Awards on Tuesday 30 May, 2023.

Whether you are a nominee or a guest spectator, if you were lucky enough to grab tickets to this anticipated event you may be wondering what exactly the evening will entail.

What are the awards?
KCLSU Awards 2022, photo courtesy of author

The KCLSU awards are the KCLSU’s yearly tradition of honouring student groups and individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment and ethic over the year. The event will take place in the decadent De Vere Connaught Rooms in Covent Garden, and will entail a night of entertainment and celebration. There are three types of awards: Individual Awards, Group Awards, and Project Awards. Nominations were made this past April for categories such as “Most Improved Club of the Year”, “Advocate of the Year”, and the “Community Impact Project of the Year”.

What will the event look like?
KCLSU Awards 2022, photo courtesy of author

The event will begin at 18:00pm on Tuesday, 30 May, when the doors to the De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms will open to admit the first ticket holders. Upon arrival, guests will pick up wristbands and check their coats on the ground floor. After check-in there will then be a chance to walk KCLSU’s red carpet and be photographed and interviewed for student media (including yours truly, Roar News).

Guests will continue from the red carpet to the pre-dinner reception upstairs for complementary prosecco or soft drinks, and to relax to some live music.

At 19:00pm the Great Hall will open to admit guests to find their seats for a three-course dinner, served from 19:00-22:00pm, as well as a live performance from KCL’s Jazz Society. At 21:00pm, just before dessert, the Awards Ceremony will begin, and will continue until around 22:15pm.

After all the awards have been announced, the evening will conclude with a free Afterparty, featuring a DJ, cash-bar, and 360 degrees video booth, going on at the venue until 01:00am.

What is the dress code?

The awards are a black-tie event, so pull out your best outfit!

KCLSU Awards 2022, photo courtesy of author
Do I need my student ID?

Yes, you will need you King’s ID to pick up your wristband. If you are bringing a non-King’s guest, their ticket should be under your name, so you will still need your ID.

What if I can’t attend the event but I still want to see the winners?

Roar will be running live updates throughout the awards on our Twitter and Instagram, so if you can’t make the event you can keep up with winners in real-time. Make sure to keep up with our socials for more information as we get closer to the event.

For any further questions about the awards you can see the Awards FAQs page here, or contact [email protected]

Latest

Students

A survey by Roar on student employment found that half of the respondents felt their income does not cover basic London living costs, and...

Science & Technology

Chronic pain affects a large portion of the population. Its causes are often unknown, leaving patients with debilitating pain and no answers. However, recent...

A screen displaying the student guidance for generative AI on the King's College London website. A screen displaying the student guidance for generative AI on the King's College London website.

KCLSU & Societies

Following a series of Freedom of Information (FOI) requests, Roar can exclusively reveal that King’s College London has spent £35,013 on Microsoft Copilot licenses...

News

The Greggs branch at 143 Strand, a staple lunch spot for King’s students on Strand campus, has permanently closed after signage announced it would...

News

The driver of a van, alleged to have caused the death of King’s student Aalia Mahomed and seriously injured two others at Strand Campus...

KCLSU & Societies

King’s College London Students’ Union (KCLSU) is developing an AI Manifesto to clarify guidance on the use of artificial intelligence at King’s College London...

Sport

This article was originally published in the December print edition. Following the release of the 2024-25 Student Active Wellbeing Survey (SAWS) Report published by...

News

King’s College London Students’ Union (KCLSU) President Baiyu Liu is expected to seek re-election in 2026, Roar News has learned. Under existing KCLSU rules,...

Events

Sports Writer Ana Rodriguez covers the lead up to Sunday night’s boxing spectacle and what we can expect from the many KCL students fighting...