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RT @KingsEngages: The King's Engaged Research Awards celebrate excellence in public and community engagement research, recognising King's s…

🗣️ Dr Rachael Kent @DrDigi_Health is certified class representative leading the collective action against Apple on behalf of 19.6 million UK consumers, alleging they have breached competition law and overcharged for app purchases 🔽 @kingsdh @KingsCollegeLon

RT @KingsCollegeLon: #TheTraitors returns TONIGHT! 🎭💥 Obsessed with the drama? Dive into Prof. Clare Birchall's (@kingsartshums) analysis…

RT @KingsCollegeLon: What can ancient DNA tell us about patterns of human migration? New research, co-authored by King’s academic Peter He…

RT @KingsCollegeLon: "The imminent return of Wallace and Gromit to British screens seems a pointed reflection on the virtues of the handmad…

RT @KCLalumni: 'I think King’s is very in touch with different communities. I never really felt out of place.' Mother and daughter Miata an…

RT @KCLalumni: Reverend Richard Coles (Theology, 1993) – broadcaster, writer and former chart-topper with The Communards – added a new acco…

👏 The Department of Music unveiled a purple plaque celebrating alumna Sarah Nicolls (@sarahpiano), contemporary pianist, innovator and winner of the Women in Innovation Award @innovateuk. @BBCRadio3 @SaraMohrPietsch Find out more ⬇️

🪖 'Militarisation is the single most ecologically destructive human endeavour. But research on the environmental impact of militarisation is non-existent.' Read more about the Global Cultures Institute annual lecture with @GhoshAmitav in @TOIWorld 👇

🎼 On 4 December, the Department of Music will celebrate one of its illustrious female alumnae, contemporary concert pianist Sarah Nicolls (@sarahpiano), winner of the Women in Innovation Award @innovateuk! ⬇️

🎥 Discover the diverse, interdisciplinary expertise of academics teaching on our Global Cultures MA in our new series. Dr @chrisholliday7 shares how teaching on the course relates to his own extensive research on animated fantasy media 👇

⛈️ 'Conflict and national rivalries are fundamental drivers of climate change, yet these issues are rarely discussed.' Hear from award-winning author Amitav Ghosh (@GhoshAmitav), who presented the Global Cultures Institute annual lecture on 28 November ⤵️

💭 Can we - and should we - abolish death? Join neuroscientist Ariel Zeleznikow-Johnston & a panel of experts as they explore brain preservation, immortality & ethics. 📅 3 Dec | 6:00-8:30 PM 📍 Bush House 🎟️ Free, but booking required ⤵️

🎙️ Lack of regulation around AI threatens actors' control over their own likeness, warns new paper. Dr @chrisholliday7 explores the need for legislation on the ways actors' voices and bodies can be used in digitised performances. #DFI Learn more ⬇️

🎨 Professor Carmen Fracchia (@cfracchia1) explores the process of building visibility for the African diaspora in Global Spain through art & visual culture, asking how 'other' narratives can be rescued from historical oblivion. Register here ⤵️

🐜 In the 165 years since On the Origin of Species was published, have Darwin's ideas on instinct endured? Dr Adelene Buckland from @kingsenglishdpt explores the way Trump's political language embodies Darwin's theories on instinct. Find out more 👇

📢 Our @kingstrs undergraduate taster event will take place on 4 December. Perfect for prospective students interested in the relationships between religion, society, politics, and philosophy and looking to begin their studies in September 2025/26.

The latest issue of @KCLalumni magazine is out! This edition features: · International music icon @cuppymusic · Trailblazing nutritionist Professor @timspector · Inter-faith champion and LGBT rights advocate @_JasvirSingh Read more: #ForeverKings

🌍 'Perhaps it's time to abandon the broken record and start anew - a fresh tune where Africa isn’t just a subject, but a co-author, harmonising its own story.' Read more from Dr @ed_ade1 (@kingsinterhums) in this article on Band Aid's legacy and its representations of Africa ⬇️