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Roar writer Danielle Jones argues that mismanaged timetables and placement rotas have left student nurses underprepared for the coming year. We need to support...
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King’s College London saw a 2.9% drop in student satisfaction, according to the National Student Survey published last month. The survey comprises responses by...
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With the first term of the 2020/21 academic year rapidly approaching and King’s going partially digital, current and incoming students alike are wondering how...
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Universities Allied for Access to Medicines (UAEM) KCL Campaigns Manager Ayda Haile-Redai on how the Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the need of more support...
Culture
Roar writer Andrew Nunes in (remote) discussion with Carlo Alexandre (Mestre Carlão) about capoeira, his recent music, resistance and change. Capoeria is a ‘dance-fight-game’...
Culture
Maughan Hub is a series of articles written by KCL’s Comedy Society members, published on Wednesdays. We hope they entertain you wherever you are! “The...
News
In a post on the University and College Union (UCU) website, the group warned that universities will become “the care homes of a Covid...
Features
When Covid-19 began to sweep across the UK in March, King’s students were told to return home, with all further academic activity to be...
Culture
Roar writer Camilla Alcini interviews Jake Fletcher, President of the Jazz Society, on how the Jazz Society has been coping with Covid-19 and social...
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King’s announced on Twitter earlier yesterday that they will accept offer holders who meet their course’s entry conditions – and whose places do not...
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