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KCLSU & Societies
On 24 June, two powerful earthquakes measuring magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 struck northern Venezuela less than a minute apart. The quakes caused widespread destruction...
KCLSU & Societies
KCL's measures have been described as "utterly disturbing" by the United Nations.
KCLSU & Societies
On May 26, Roar attended the 2026 KCLSU Awards held at the De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms. Roar captured some of these moments.
Comment
Staff writer Fred Taylor explains the controversy created by KCL Conservative Association’s latest debate and describes its implications for free speech. ‘This House Would...
Events
The Stop The Music anti-spiking campaign has succeeded in implementing landmark spiking prevention measures in KCL student bar. On 8 March 2023 the King’s...
Business
Editor-in-Chief Ishaan Rahman interviews Heena Ramchandani, Project Officer for King’s new student app, on what new features it will offer to students and how...
KCLSU & Societies
University College London won back the London Varsity crown on Monday, 20 March, claiming the series 17-12. Over five days of competition, TeamUCL and...
KCLSU & Societies
Diya Nadeem, a King’s College London student, has taken a bold step towards empowering underprivileged and discriminated against women in developing countries. Recognising the...
KCLSU & Societies
A London University “Qawwali night” on March 3rd garnered controversy as attendees claim they were not notified that there would be a press presence...
Culture
Staff writer Meghana Praveen reviews the King’s Shakespeare Company’s successful dark academia twist on “Twelfth Night”. The King’s Shakespeare Company’s first show of the...
Comment
Comment editor Fintan Hogan addresses the controversy over a recent KCLCA debate with a motion to “restore the British Empire”. He argues that their...
