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UK workers increasingly rejecting return-to-office mandates, study finds
Women and some parents are showing the strongest resistance
Julia Soldrzynski's Student Opportunity Fund (SOF) Story: Breaking Language Barriers to Pursue Diplomacy
Julia Soldrzynski, a law student at King’s College London, leveraged the Student Opportunity Fund to support her goal of learning Mandarin, a critical step...
COMMENT: Do we see colour the same way? What scientists can learn from artists
Dr Sasha Rakovich explores the latest advancements in colour and how the phenomena is a matter of perception.
COMMENT: Starmer announces migration 'return hubs' on Albania visit, but Albania doesn't want them – what's going on?
Keir Starmer became the first British prime minister to visit Albania since the two countries established diplomatic relations in 1921. During the visit, he...
A 2% wealth tax on UK's richest could have raised £160 billion in 32 years
Report is the first dynamic analysis of a wealth tax on the UK wealth distribution.
King's recognised for championing London Living Wage
King’s College London has received the ‘Institution’ award from the Living Wage Foundation, recognising the university’s leadership and collaborative efforts...
Homelessness researchers celebrated at Buckingham Palace garden party
Joanne Coombes and Michelle Cornes were at the Palace
Faulty cellular 'energy supply' in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
New study found two common types of gene mutation in ALS are linked to dysfunction in mitochondria.
National report calls for urgent overhaul of palliative care across the UK
King’s academics have been involved in a major new report calling for a national strategy to address uneven end-of-life care across the UK.
Depression after stroke can seriously affect health for a decade, new research shows
People who experience depression following a stroke may face a higher risk of poor health and even death for up to a decade afterward, new research finds.
Scientists call into question safety of potential new anticancer treatment
The work overturns scientific consensus from the 1960s and points to potentially dangerous unknown side effects
While the Music Lasts: academic's story behind the exploration of music and grief
Dr Emily MacGregor’s new book, While the Music Lasts: A Memoir of Music, Grief, and Joy, is out now.
From impossibility to possibility: Hear from Raheem Sterling scholarship student as 2025/26 applications open
Applications for the third year of Raheem Sterling Foundation scholarships are now open.
Experiences of neurodivergent children's lives in temporary accommodation sought
Nationwide call wants evidence from current and former homeless families
King's researchers support nationwide study demonstrating safety and efficiency of AI in cardiovascular diagnosis
A major new study, co-led by researchers at the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences, has shown that an artificial intelligence (AI) diagnostic...
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