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Aug 17, 2016 King's Interfaith Peace Camp unites children from a variety of backgrounds
More than 50 London children from grades one through eight joined the fourth annual London Interfaith Peace Camp at King’s University College. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 16, 2016 King's student, Andrew Martin featured in London's SportsXpress Magazine
Martin, who is beginning his second year at King's, is studying Childhood and Social Institutions and Disability Studies. He is competing with the varsity track and field team. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 16, 2016 MP Peter Fragiskatos, a former King's faculty, on defending against terrorism
Fragiskatos says co-operation and outreach is the best terrorism defence. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 15, 2016 King's professor, Charles Burnetts performs at Eco fest in London
Professor Burnetts, a part-time instructor in Philosophy and Religious Studies, is also a talented musician and part of Londomble – a group composed of teachers. The group recently performed at the Mantis Eco Fest. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 15, 2016 King's Social Work graduate heads to the Gaza Strip this Fall
King’s grad, Wendy Goldsmith, BA ’90, BSW ’94, MSW ’06 is about to participate in The Women’s Boat to Gaza as part of a peaceful demonstration in support of women in the Middle East. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 12, 2016 King's student, Veronica Harrigan named to Rugby Canada's U20 team

After a standout introductory season with the Mustangs, King's College student Veroncia Harrigan will don Team Canada colours as she was one of 26 athletes named to Rugby Canada's U20 team.
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Aug 12, 2016 Why college and university degrees are worth the money
Graduates of Canadian universities and colleges tend to see their salaries rise quickly over time, new research out of the University of Ottawa suggests. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 8, 2016 King's welcomes Bank of Bermuda scholarship winner
Sydney Blee of Mount Saint Agnes Academy in Bermuda will be coming to King's this fall. She is the winner of the Bank of Bermuda Foundation Joseph C.H. Johnson Nominee Award. Blee will be pursuing a degree in Catholic studies and english literature. Welcome! Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jul 27, 2016 King's alumna named CEO of United Way London & Middlesex
Congratulations to Kelly Ziegner named new CEO of the United Way of London and Middlesex. Kelly graduated from King's in 1995 with a BA in English. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jul 13, 2016 King's professor, Dr. Thomas Tieku, provides commentary on elections to the African Union Commission
Dr. Tieku provides insight into the race for the position of Deputy Chairperson of the African Union Commission published by the Social Science Research Council on the Kujenga Amani forum. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jul 12, 2016 King's professor comments on the Black Lives Matter Pride Protest
Social Justice and Peace Studies Professor, Dr. Tom Malleson, does not believe in choosing sides on the BLM protest. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jul 8, 2016 Age isn't stopping King's Professor's love for teaching
At the age of 73, Dr. David McGregor continues to teach at King's. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jun 20, 2016 King's Hosts Interfaith Peace Camp

King’s is the host of the Interfaith Peace Camp each summer for children from a variety of faith backgrounds. Learn more in this mini-documentary by Ahlulbayt TV.
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May 31, 2016 King's University College students featured on CBC Radio show, Afternoon Drive
King's students, Floranda Agroam and Emaan Ali, talk about their experience shadowing city councillors on CBC's Afternoon Drive. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
May 30, 2016 King's students wrap up internship at London City Hall
King’s Social Justice & Peace Studies students were paired with London City Councillors to learn more about the inner workings of political life. If you want to participate in the 2016-17 academic year, please email Professor Allyson Larkin - alarkin2@uwo.ca. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
May 18, 2016 King's students blog about their views of poverty while on experiential learning trips
London Poverty Research Centre at King's blog features posts from King's students. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
May 13, 2016 Partners Announce London's Living Wage
King's was included in a list of partners who announced a new website, London's Living Wage. The website outlines how a Living Wage is calculated and encourages local businesses to learn more about becoming Living Wage Employers. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
May 11, 2016 Congratulations to King's student-athlete George Johnson, drafted to the CFL
King’s psychology and criminology student, George Johnson, has been selected by the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League. The Western Mustang, London native, was picked 29^th overall. Congratulations George and good luck at training camp! Facebook Twitter Linkedin