In The News

The Kyungil University students have spent six weeks in Canada as part of the Health Care and English as a Second Language Program at King’s, during which they focused on English as a language instruction with a focus on medical terminology.

International business graduate Colin MacDonald has been named the new assistant general manager for the London Knights.

News of Dr. Nicholas Skinner's retirement can be found on the Social Behaviour and Personality Journal site.

Elizabeth Hewitt has been named Senior Counsel member.

Principal David Sylvester speaks with the Catholic Register.

Professor Jeff Preston speaks with the London Free Press about the discrimination of the bylaw.

School of Social Work's Dr. Smith-Carrier will be sitting on the panel with several other experts for the comprehensive discussion from 7:30 p.m. until 9 p.m. on September 26th.

Criminology student Veronica Harrigan, moves to forward for Mustangs rugby.

Congratulations to Caleb Rutner for his podium performance at the Francophonie Games in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.

Professor Don Kerr of the Sociology department discusses whether it's important to have gender on Ontario birth certificates.

King’s is a partner organization with the National Association of Catholic Education of Brazil (ANEC).

King’s is a partner organization with the National Association of Catholic Education of Brazil (ANEC).

School of Social Work Professor Bharati Sethi speaks with CTV London about her exhibit "Do You See What I See?" on display at the Westmount branch of the London Public Library.

A CBC News Business article discusses Dr. Sethi's research on skilled immigrants landing dead-end jobs.

Sociology professor Dr. Don Kerr discusses how many parts of Canada’s income-mobility map are shaped by immigration.

Thanatology graduate, Deana Ruston speaks with CTV news about the obstacles she overcame to graduate.