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Our online Science editor Vanessa tells us about her visit to the Science Museum to see their CERN exhibition and to get a glimpse...
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A team of researchers in the King’s College London Digital Humanities department has found that almost half of the UK’s adult population is limiting...
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On 4 July 2026, members and allies of the LGBTQ+ community will march through London for this year’s London Pride Parade. Here at Roar,...
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Science Editor Anoushka Sinha discusses the upcoming KAiZEN Collab! where students and staff will come together to discuss the effects of AI usage at...
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King’s student Max Kölb tells his story of developing an iPhone app which is set for a meteoric rise. Recently, I was starting work...
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The Science Museum as you’ve never seen it before! Why not try an unconventional visit to a museum? Rather than a typical museum,...
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50% of students show signs of anxiety and 1 in 10 suffer from clinical depression. With depression rising at a striking rate it’s...
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ANOREXIA nervosa is an eating disorder that has profound physical effects on an individual’s health. The fact that many people might not be aware...
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The average onset of bulimia nervosa occurs at 18-19 years old, the age of most first year university students. Over the past...
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General anxiety disorder is common and can have particularly difficult consequences for students. We are all familiar with that pre-exam panic situation where...
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The Loa Loa ‘eye worm’ deserves more attention from the media, given the suffering it causes. Loa Loa is a filarial nematode or...
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King’s continues to further its work towards gender equality in traditionally male-dominated subjects. In September 2013, King’s College London received a renewal of...
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By Vanessa Megaro Why is it that when you stub your toe against a door, it only seems satisfying to say a particular 4...
