King’s College London tells academics that backing Stonewall could boost their careers
The charity is listed among inclusion groups that staff should work with on the university’s promotion application form
‘You are shadowboxing a ghost’: Inside KCL Politics Society’s annual political debate
‘You’re just a teenage girl, what do you know about foreign affairs?’
King’s vice-chancellor says UK universities are caught in a ‘triangle of sadness’
Professor Shitij Kapur is concerned about the ‘decline in quality’ of universities
Tributes pour in for King’s graduate who died alongside his family after air raid in Gaza
Dr Maisara Alrayyes is described as ‘dedicating his whole life to Gaza’
Just Stop Oil protestors create blockade on Waterloo Bridge near KCL
The environmental activist group finally hit King’s (sort of)
Breaking: The strikes scheduled for the start of term at King’s have been called off
KCL is the first university to call off the strikes scheduled for 25th to 29th September
Start of term at King’s College London to be hit with five days of strikes
The university joins a UK wide staff strike from Monday 25th to Friday 29th September
KCL accused of creating ‘segregation’ for hosting non-white tai chi classes for staff
24 per cent of staff at King’s are of BAME backgrounds, the UK university national average is 17 per cent