Roar prints four times a year, spending most of its energy on bringing students and staff up-to-the-minute news online.

It was turned into a full colour, glossy magazine in 2006 but has since been re-branded as a tabloid, borrowing the style of The Sun and The Mirror newspapers in its layout.

News typically includes student-centred content on issues such as teacher strikes, drink spiking, tuition fees and mental health.

This includes Roar's satire column, "The King's Jester", ran in partnership with the KCL Comedy Club.

Publication dates have been variable but a September "Freshers" Print Edition has been a regular feature for new King's College London students.

They also run Podcasts, "RoarCast" and "Manestream Media",[5] where they host discussions with King's College London alumni (including Members of Parliament), student societies and university staff.