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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...
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King’s student Jasmine Smith, a member of “Universities Allied for Essential Medicines”, explains how rich nations including the United Kingdom are preventing the developing world...
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Roar writer India Dunkley on the privilege and inequalities that can make following the law harder during the Covid-19 pandemic. Perhaps from where you’re...
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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
“Coronavirus and culture: challenges, changes and creative responses”, a talk chaired by Baroness Deborah Bull on 4 June 2020, discussed the impact of COVID-19...
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Editor-in-Chief Tara Sahgal on the inequality between the upper and working classes and castes in India, and how it has been exacerbated by the...
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Roar writer Ally Azyan on Parasite and how its lessons on inequality are seen in the age of Covid-19. By now, many of us...
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In a recent article in The Guardian, Afua Hirsch quotes University College London physicist’s claim that when ‘girls’ are allowed inside laboratories ‘you fall...
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Alex Holland was recently elected as the Disabled Students’ Officer on theKCLSU Student Council. He is a second year English Law and Hong Kong...
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