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Staff writer Charmaine Tan takes us through some of the best off-campus spaces for Strandies to study. It’s that time of the year again....
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Interview
Staff writer Lambrini Das interviews Naomi Stenning, a 3rd year Music Student and President of the KCL Disabled Students Society. Stenning has been campaigning for improved...
Culture
Roar writer Rena Hoshino tells us about the music that people listen to as they study and its effects on their work. With the rise...
Culture
Roar writer Rena Hoshino reviews the King’s Shakespeare Company’s comedic production of “The Tempest” at the Greenwood Theatre. The past 2 years have not been...
News
After another wave of strike action, the University and College Union’s (UCU) next step is a potential boycott of marking. Should this take place,...
Features
Roar writer George Jackson on how rising food & drink costs at KCLSU venues are hurting students and reinforcing a narrative that King’s is only...
News
British universities are falling in global rankings; around three quarters of further education institutions fell in the QS rankings in the last year while...
Culture
Roar writer Dania Quadri talks to Sarah Lasoye about her new poetry collection, “Fovea / Ages Ago”. Roar: How was your experience of revisiting school/childhood...
Culture
Roar writer Charmaine Tan reflects on being a mature King’s student under 25. Like most Freshers, I was 18 when I first went to...
Features
Roar writer Camilla Alcini on how King’s students are taking action as the university fails to deliver an adequate academic and social experience Even though...
