Sport
Staff Writer Jennifer Hensey explores the history, spectacle and meaning of varsity, questioning what the long-standing tradition represents for students today. Another year at...
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Culture
It’s nearly over at the Dover, with tributes pouring in for the beloved student pub. Dover Castle, a revered pub in Borough that has...
Careers & Employability
As the race for graduate programmes exponentially greatens, the Bright Network FESTIVAL 2026 offers keen university students the potential foothold into banking, law, sales,...
KCLSU & Societies
The King’s Union is set to use the College Chapel on the Strand campus for weekly debates involving high-profile speakers, including senior members of...
Sport
Sports editor Joel Lim and staff writer Kamal Maru cover KCLRFC’s recent squad announcement ceremony. Excitement in the squad has reached its apogee in...
Comment
Is this favourite measure of satisfaction causing more harm than good?
News
This article was originally published in Roar’s Spring 2026 print edition. The permanent closure of the Strand’s Greggs on January 5, 2026, has left...
News
Members of King’s College London’s (KCL) Disabled Student Society and other students with seen and unseen disabilities have publicly spoken out about their experiences...
KCLSU & Societies
For this print edition, Roar launched its new annual political survey in collaboration with KCL Politics Society. This is something Roar will look to...
Culture
Staff writer Abigail Curd details how the BAFTAs vote will inform the 2026 Oscars race The Academy Awards, airing on the 15th of March,...
Comment
Comments Editor Dahlia Farzi outlines how Britain’s failing schools are leaving students neglected. In the absence of support, violence becomes their relentless refuge. As...
News
Christopher Jackson was sentenced today after pleading guilty earlier in the year.
Comment
Staff writer, Lubi Sakalieva, explores the obstacles faced by KCL graduates in the changing job market. A few years ago, a university degree meant...
