Features
Incoming Editor-in-Chief Sam McManus sits down with Liberal Democrat MP Josh Babarinde to discuss his fight for domestic abuse reform, personal experience of survivorhood,...
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Data published by the UK Government revealed that King’s College London (KCL) has shown minimal improvement in addressing its gender pay gap over the last...
News
King’s College London (KCL) announced the launch of a new undergraduate Mathematics degree designed to better prepare students for employment. The University has said...
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Over 100 students from five different schools and around 50 King’s students have launched a campaign in collaboration with Citizens UK. The Campaign The...
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New figures from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) show that the number of first-class degrees awarded by King’s College London (KCL) in 2023/24...
Sport
Sports Editor Abyan Memon and Staff Writer Isabel Moon-Parry explore the upcoming sporting events to keep an eye out for this summer. With the...
Alumni
Ahead of the UEFA European Championship (Euros), England have announced their squad, which will feature current King’s College London (KCL) student Michelle Agyemang. The...
Students
Two protestors were arrested and a student injured during a police altercation at a pro-Palestine rally on Strand Campus on Wednesday. Video captured by...
KCLSU & Societies
KCLSU’s highly-anticipated awards night returns for 2025 on Tuesday, 27 May. The jam-packed celebration will be held at the De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms,...
KCLSU & Societies
GKT British Medical Association (BMA), GKT Ladies Hockey and KCL Women in Surgery have published an open letter to King’s College London (KCL), GKT...
Features
Staff Writer and Photographer Thomas Noonan explores French protesting culture, as he captures the organised chaos of the May Day Protest in Paris with...
Sport
Deputy Editor-in-Chief Grace Holloway unpacks the news of Crystal Palace’s ownership shake-up amidst uncertainty over their European qualification. On 23 June, Crystal Palace FC...
KCLSU & Societies
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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Business
Staff writer Aashita Chaturvedy recounts the compelling entrepreneurial insights brought by several Female entrepreneurs at two panels hosted at the LSE. “There is no...
Comment
Staff writer Harris Bourne looks back at the Türkiye-Syria Earthquake and highlights Erdoğan’s inadequate government policies and failed reforms that prioritised short-term gains over...
Sport
Staff writer Abyan Memon provides a blow-by-blow account of an extremely close 2025 Women’s Basketball Varsity game. Women’s Basketball (KCL – UCL) Q1 Q2...
Sport
Staff Writer Isabella Taylor explores an exciting Varsity debut for KCL Motorsport. King’s College London’s Motorsport Club has experienced a tumultuous season thus far,...
Comment
Staff writer Katharina Kayser discusses the issue of female genital mutilation and the best ways to end it as a practice. Editor’s note: This...
KCLSU & Societies
Three teams from KCL Research in Electronics Society (KCL RIE) took part in Unibots UK, an autonomous robotics competition hosted by Cambridge University Robotics...
Culture
Culture Editor Jagoda Ziolkowska highlights the paradoxes of learning in today’s world, arguing that overdependence on short-term technological solutions decreases humanity’s long-term prospects. I...
Culture
Staff Writer Charlotte Galea takes a look at social media trends promoting conservative gender norms and considers their possible impact on the socio-political beliefs...
Sport
Staff writer Abyan Memon provides a blow-by-blow account of the 2025 Men’s Basketball Varsity game. Men’s Basketball (KCL – UCL) Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4...
Sport
Staff writer Abyan Memon provides a comprehensive account of the American Football Varsity, including a blow-by-blow account of the event. Following an almost flawless...
Sport
Staff writer Niamh Cunningham reports on a day of hard graft, sunshine, and surprises at the Varsity Rowing event. King’s faced defeat to UCL...
Culture
Staff Writer Lydia Bruce analyses ‘Butter’, the Waterstones Book of the Year 2024, through the lens of feminist critique, engaging the senses to explore...
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