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On Wednesday afternoon, KCLSU Officers held a Town Hall to address students’ concerns over tuition fees, rebates, online learning, and assessments. The Officers, present...
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Roar writer Bébhinn Cogan on how the pandemic has changed our relationships with each other. Last April, my father started a weekly video call...
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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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A recent study by King’s Business School has found that nations where “individuals look after each other and the environment†have been better able...
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Biomedical student and guest writer Luke Wilski interviews evolutionary virologist from Oxford University Emilia Skirmuntt on the connection between bats and the different variants...
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Roar writer Amiya Johar on the Covid-19 pandemic and how humanity’s actions, if left unchecked, could spur further viruses in our future. In November...
Culture
Roar writer Camilla Alcini reflects on Diwali and Chila Kumari Singh Burman’s “Remembering a Brave New World” at Tate Britain. Before moving to London,...
Culture
King’s alumni James Bailey publishes his debut novel The Flip Side amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. After the great success of the e-book, the paperback...
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The Covid-19 pandemic has had a serious impact on all students, but arguably, the most affected have been the freshers. Living in isolation and...
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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...