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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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Roar Sits Down with Dr. Alex Brogan to Unveil Game-Changing Method to Recycle Single-Use Bioplastics
Researchers at King’s College London (KCL) have pioneered a ground-breaking method for degrading and recycling single-use bioplastics. Roar sat down with Dr Alex Brogan...
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King’s College London (KCL) has agreed a partnership with The University of Portsmouth to deliver a medical degree through a branch campus. Agreed upon...
London
An investigation by Roar News has uncovered that a King’s College London (KCL) exhibit aiming to raise awareness of ecological limits is estimated to...
Science & Technology
50% of students show signs of anxiety and 1 in 10 suffer from clinical depression. With depression rising at a striking rate it’s...
Science & Technology
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...
Science & Technology
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...
Science & Technology
By Vanessa Megaro Why is it that when you stub your toe against a door, it only seems satisfying to say a particular 4...
Science & Technology
KCL research brings the end to HIV one step closer. What is regarded as the Holy Grail of modern biomedical research? The cure...
Culture
By Dan Young and Dulcie Lee Rogue sent two King’s students (Dulcie being the new Roar! Deputy Editor of Print) to go and see...