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This article was originally published in the December print edition. Following the release of the 2024-25 Student Active Wellbeing Survey (SAWS) Report published by...
Culture
Staff writer Alexandra Green immerses herself in the new student exhibition which highlights the importance of a dying club culture in the UK On...
News
A proposed 6% levy on international tuition fees, stricter visa rules, and a reduced Graduate Route are reshaping the future of international students in...
Sport
This article was originally published in the December print edition. KCL Volleyball’s season is off to an exciting start with two wins from the...
News
Professor Shitij Kapur, Vice-Chancellor and President of King’s College London (KCL) supported a proposal to raise tuition fees at KCL to around £12,500. The...
Science & Technology
KCL Astronomica held their first observation session of this academic year on 29 October. Professor Malcom Fairbairn of the Physics department notified the president...
Sport
King’s Women’s and Men’s football teams organised a charity football match, hosted on 22 October, against Queen Mary’s, to raise money for the United...
News
Features editor Reina Kawabata and Editor-in-Chief Grace Holloway explore the various underused services available for students at King’s to elevate their student experience. King’s...
Students
Staff Writer Cosimo Boothby examines the success of The King’s Players recent addition to their annual pantomime; Peter Pan. From the loving bedroom of...
Comment
Staff writer Isabella Steiner discusses the role of journalism amidst the geopolitical instability with a former reporter for BBC World News, Nik Gowing. Global...
Culture
Staff writer Jennifer Hensey taps into what draws us towards our comfort christmas films It’s mid-December. You’re wrapped in a fluffy blanket, tea in...
Sport
This article was originally published in the December print edition. From Chaos To Compactness: The New Defensive Era In English football, few formations have...
Comment
Staff writer Annadonata Taccarelli explores the consequences of AI on the Graduate Job Market. You are using AI to apply. AI is screening your...
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Sports Editors Joel Lim and Amaya Sharma spotlight the athletes, volunteers, and teams shaping KCL’s sporting life this term. When was the last time you...
News
A small fire broke out at the Franklin-Wilkins Building on Waterloo Campus today at around 4pm. King’s College London (KCL) staff confirmed that the...
News
University figures show non-academic staff now outnumber academics at King’s, with professional-services pay rising faster since 2019. This article was first published in print...
Comment
Following a summer reset, the KCL Politics Society lays out its 2025/26 offer to King’s students: two to three events a week, new skills...
Culture
Staff writer Sara Behar reflects on the struggle of associating with a particular home after moving abroad.
News
King’s College London (KCL) announced an increase to the King’s Living Bursary from a maximum award of £1,600 per academic year in 2024/25 to...
Interview
King’s College London’s Vice-Chancellor Shitij Kapur sits down with former Editor-in-Chief Sam McManus to discuss protests, student satisfaction and his expenses. This article was...
Comment
Staff Writer Penelope Spencer-Simpson examines Angela Rayner’s political journey and resignation. On 5 September 2025, after a decade of political ascendance, Angela Rayner announced...
News
King’s College London Students’ Union (KCLSU) is set to hold a referendum on withdrawal from the National Union of Students (NUS) in what would...
Comment
This analysis first appeared in print on 22 September 2025, alongside Roar’s investigation into KCLSU’s NUS dispute. The unfolding conflict at King’s is a...
News
A previously undiscovered 1300 Magna Carta has been found hiding in plain sight in the archives of Harvard Law School. Professor David Carpenter, an...
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Head of Comment and Features, Lily Gershon, turns to Roar’s readers to relive the highs, lows, and questionable life choices of Freshers’ Week. From...
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