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King’s University College has appointed Dr. Peter Donahue as the new director of King’s School of Social Work.

Zocola Magazine interviewed Dr. Benjamin Muller, who is currently a visiting scholar at the University of Arizona.

Featuring King's Chaplain Father Michael Bechard.

King’s has teamed with the London Poverty Research Centre (LPRC) to create the London Poverty Research Centre at King’s. 

An important step in reaching the goal of ending poverty was taken at King’s as the formal partnership between the institution and the LPRC was announced.

London academics and anti-poverty advocates have formed a one-of-a-kind partnership to produce some hard data that should ease some hard times.

A new partnership was announced Dec. 12 between the London Poverty Research Centre and King’s.

Conference begins at 11am in Vitali Student Lounge, Wemple Hall.

Students are encouraged to form diverse teams and together identify both a problem the world is facing, and a proposed solution to the problem, to a panel of judges.

Alison Wearing shares the story of growing up with a gay dad Wednesday at King’s.

The fair took place at The Park in Delhi on Friday, November 14.

Clara Hughes, a six-time Olympic medalist and mental health advocate, will be at King’s on Thursday.

As Remembrance Day approaches, King’s is memorializing the victims of the Dachau concentration camp in an exhibit entitled Names Instead of Numbers.

King’s professor Robert Ventresca was awarded the Harry C. Koenig Prize by the American Catholic Historical Association.

King’s associate professor Dr. Robert A. Ventresca has been awarded The Harry C. Koenig Prize for his publication Soldier of Christ: The Life of Pope Pius XII.

Event runs from November 5 - 14 in the Darryl J. King Student Life Centre.

Brescia and King’s partner with Catholic School Board.