Student named as among the Top 10 Black students in the UK Onyinye Udokporo was named as one of 2020's Top 10 Rare Rising Stars for her studies and tutoring…
Rachel: Life as a student in the Department of Political Economy Politics student Rachel talks to us about her experience as a student in the Department of Political…
Prize winning photos in annual Global Institutes competition Read about the photos chosen as winners in the 2020 annual photography competition run by our Global…
Student publication: the global risks of COVID-19 Read the report from the KCL Geopolitical Risk Society, in partnership with KCL International…
Tips for getting the most out of your time as a student at King’s Nina shares her recommendations to making sure you get the most of your time as a student at King's…
What some of our War Studies Alumni are doing now Read about what some of the graduates of War Studies are currently doing.
Centres and groups Our expert academic staff lead research on key challenges across society, the economy and…
Events in the Exchange Learn more about the diverse range of events that have taken place at The Exchange space in the…
About Trees Connecting people and places through tree-making and through sharing experiences and stories…
VEM Find out about the latest project by Visual, Embodied, and Arts-based Methodologies (VEM) network.
EDI in SSPP Learn more about how we are committed to equality of opportunity for all of our students, staff and…
LGBT+ figures you should know: Bayard Rustin In celebration of LGBT + History Month, War Studies students highlight some inspiring LGBT figures…
Faculty podcast on gender inequality This SSPP-produced podcast explores the impact of gender inequalities on societies around the…
Changing attitudes through focus on on the costs of discrimination Efforts to improve rights for lesbian, gay and bisexual people in socially conservative countries…
Becoming a change-maker Kira Lewis, a third year War Studies student, on being part of the King's Civic Leadership Academy.
COVID-19 and its impact on refugee populations Dr Leonie Ansems de Vries speaks about how COVID-19 is impacting vulnerable refugee populations for…
Award-winning migrant artist donates painting to King’s The confidence and sense of belonging that Anna Virabyan, an Armenian artist and refugee, gained…
Women in favelas step up during inadequate COVID-19 government response Despite adversity, women of the 'slums' of Rio de Janeiro are picking…
Russia: Biden brings a new US challenge to Putin’s backyard Putin's muted reaction to Joe Biden's victory is a…
Mental health and COVID-19: understanding change through shifting lenses Ahead of World Mental Health Day 2020, Dörte Bemme…
Examining the challenges to mental healthcare delivery in Rio de Janeiro Undergraduate student, Daniel Mair received…