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London. An ever-changing city that does not for one minute stand still. A place of constant flux, and its footballing history is no different....
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Culture
Roar writer Dania Quadri reviews Shoreditch’s art exhibition, The Stars are Bright. The Stars are Bright is an exhibition in hipster central Shoreditch that...
Culture
Roar writer Keval Nathwani on Beethoven’s The String Quartet No. 15 in A minor, Op. 132, ‘Heiliger Dankgesang’ and his impact 250 years later. In...
Culture
Dr. Kate McMillan gives us an insight on the inspiration of her latest exhibition, The Lost Girl, highlighting themes of climate change, sustainability and...
Comment
Roar writer Anne Andersen puts modern slavery on the agenda, something which, according to her, policymakers fail to do. Numerous attempts have been made at...
News
In a statement released Monday, the College Council announced plans to revert Reggie the Lion back to its original name of Lucy, changing its...
Comment
As an outgoing third-year History student, I felt I was in an adequate position to write this. This article is a response to both...
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I have spent equal time over the past three years of my degree either explaining what exactly ‘Classics’ is and justifying what I’m going...
Fashion & Lifestyle
Long before it was occupied by bustling students and crowds, the buildings and accommodation at King’s used to serve for different purposes; amongst them...
Culture
Thursday evening saw the launch of the Poetry And… autumn series, chaired by Dr Ruth Padel, Poetry Fellow at King’s. The talks aims to...