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Articles by Margo Sautelle
What’s new to London’s Cultural Calendar this autumn?
London could not be more ready for the cold, wet months ahead. When we began compiling this list, the trees in the local parks were already dropping their leaves in a drought-induced simulation of Autumn. Here in Roar’s culture team, we’re thinking ahead to wet days and dark evenings, wondering: what does London’s cultural calendar have to offer us this Autumn?
“I’ve got a text… and a degree!”: Love Island’s Julia Majchrzak Celebrates KCL Graduation
From the Love Island villa to the Royal Festival Hall, Love Island winner Julia Majchrzak didn’t wait for her tan to fade before attending another major summer event: King’s College London’s 2026 graduation. She was there to celebrate her best friend Avery Buchanan, graduating with a master’s degree in Biomedical and Molecular Sciences. On Thursday 30 July, days after being crowned champion of Love Island UK Season 13, Julia shared photos from the graduation ceremony on Instagram.
KCL Professor Leads Global Survey Revealing Gen Z Men’s Views on Gender Roles
On 5 March, in anticipation of International Women’s Day, results of an annual global survey conducted at King’s College London (KCL) revealed that many Gen Z men hold traditional views on gender roles. The survey analysed responses from 23,000 people aged 16 and over across 29 countries. It revealed a divergence in attitudes towards gender roles across generations of men.
Three New Undergraduate Courses Announced for King’s College London Students
On 4 November, King’s College London (KCL) announced three new undergraduate courses for students starting in September 2026 via their Instagram page, @lifeatkings. With the UCAS application deadline on 14 January approaching, prospective students now have a wider variety of options to choose from prior to making their decision.
Three KCL Academics Recognised in King’s Birthday Honours List
King’s College London (KCL) recently announced that three of its academics were recognised in the 2025 King’s Birthday Honours List. The King’s Birthday Honours, released on 14 June, were awarded as part of the King’s Official Birthday celebrations. UK honours are given both at the new year and in the month of June, to individuals who have made significant contributions in their field.
'Adolescence': A Lesson in Toxic Masculinity
Print Team Member Margo Sautelle takes a critical look at the hit Netflix series ‘Adolescence’, arguing for the need to condemn masculinity models normalising violence against women. Thanks to Netflix’s ‘Adolescence’, toxic masculinity is making headlines again. The crime drama mini-series, released on March 13 on Netflix with over 96 million views since its premiere, has sparked much-needed conversations across genders and generations. Why now? What’s to learn from Jamie and Katie’s story?
'Woman of the Hour'
Staff Writer Margo Sautelle reviews Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut and the importance of honouring female instincts. In today’s dating culture of ‘swipe lefts’, ‘red flags’ and ‘icks’ what would we think of 35-year-old Rodney Alcala? He’s a skydiver, a keen motorcyclist and a fine photographer from Texas. What’s missing from his profile is that he’s also a ruthless serial killer and sex offender.
KCL Launches Scholarship in Honour of KCL Alumnus Dr Maisara Alrayyes
On 24 September, King’s College London (KCL) announced the Dr Maisara Alrayyes Scholarship for Palestinian postgraduate students, to be introduced for the 2025-26 academic year. The scholarship is designed to provide funding to one Palestinian student each year to pursue an MSc in a “health or health science subject”. The scholarship seeks to support who share Dr. Alrayyes’s dedication to improving health outcomes, with a particular focus on women’s and children’s health.
Daring Dystopia: Revisiting The Met Gala 2024
Staff Writers Margo Sautelle and Claire Ducharme re-visit the charm and complaints surrounding the 2024 Met Gala which took place in May. This year’s Met Gala celebrated the Costume Institute’s new exhibition “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion,” and as usual, it was one of the most anticipated and observed fashion events of the year.
Underneath The Pretty Pink Bow: Exploring The Flaws Of The Coquette Trend
Staff writer Margo Sautelle dives into the coquette aesthetic, raising questions about the real implications of the trend, the meaning of girlhood and the multifaceted nature of femininity. The rise of the coquette aesthetic in recent years has given many the perfect opportunity to embrace a soft and delicate side of their femininity – incorporating bows, lace and pastel colours into their everyday attire.
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