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This article was previously published in the Spring Print Edition. Staff Writer and Photographer Thomas Noonan spoke with Malala’s father and veteran education activist...
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Endometriosis affects one in ten women of reproductive age in the UK. It occurs when tissue resembling the inner lining of the uterus grows outside...
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Picture this: it’s day two of Freshers’ Week, you’ve barely unpacked your brand-new King’s Residences room and you can still taste last night’s Maccies....
Culture
Culture Editor Sabrina Hau investigates the rise of ‘Chinamaxxing’ on social media and questions what happens when a culture becomes the internet’s latest aesthetic....
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King’s College London (KCL) fell to 28th in The Guardian’s domestic rankings, while climbing to 24th place in The Times and The Sunday Times’...
Alumni
Staff Writer Ewan White looks back to a different era of King’s College London (KCL) through an enlightening interview with his grandfather. If you...
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News Editor Charles Hinds responds to the recent spate of riots across the UK and assesses Britain’s history of immigration to explain them. This...
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Staff Writer, and President of KCL American Politics Society, Patrick Schnecker dives into the unprecedented 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, analysing the race between Donald...
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Staff writer Kayla Rahman talks to students who have been impacted by the ongoing suffering in Palestine amid the Israel-Hamas war. Roar spoke to...
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Staff writer Ruth Otim reminds us of the conflict in Sudan, and the importance of the media in paying attention to international conflicts. I...
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Photography lead, Emma Carmichael, joined KCL On the Streets to investigate the problem of homelessness around campus in response to Suella Braverman’s comments calling...
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Roar are delighted to announce that the December 2023 print edition is available to King’s students from today. Pick up your copy from:
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Sport Editor Edward Ducker looks at the state of ‘the beautiful game’. He asks if financial disparities are making the competition unfair and looks...
