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We are told by adults from a young age that sticks and stones may break our bones, but words will never hurt us. Unfortunately,...
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Staff Writers Zaynab Ali and Guy de Basto set out the lay of the land for the Makerfield by-election on 18 June. After Labour’s...
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Staff Writer Zaynab Ali reflects on Labour’s performance in the Local Council elections across London adding her personal take on the internal battles of...
Politics
Staff Writer Saskia Catton analyses how the recent UK local elections delivered significant Reform UK gains across the East of England. The East of...
Features
Nestled within the heart of Saxony, Germany, a large, beautiful and picturesque city lies, with a deep cultural, political and academic past that is...
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University life can sometimes feel like a bubble. A bubble that isolates you from the onset of “adult†life. You don’t have to think...
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In today’s gig economy new types of employment have emerged, answering the need for quick services and high job demand. Most of these are...
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A few days ago, my friend burst out when talking about her crush: ‘he’s actually really racist!’ and a few lines later, ‘but nobody’s...
Culture
Classics Department, Professor Michael Trapp and artist Gen Doy have joined forces on a collaborative project centred around the various narratives of the so-called...
Features
On Saturday, hundreds of King’s students and staff took to the streets to participate in the second annual Great King’s Run. The GKR is...
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In a recent comment to the Financial Times, the new King’s Business School’s dean, Stephen Bach, stated the school would not offer an MBA...
Features
The university gender gap is tilted towards women now more than ever; at King’s the male-female ratio is a whopping 38:62. King’s has collaborated...
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A King’s student has told Roar that his plans to start a Donald Trump Society on campus, have been placed on hold until next year, as...
