In The News

Jun 12, 2015 CTV News: Will Pope Francis Apologize?
Rev. Michael Bechard, King's University College Campus Ministry Director, discusses Prime Minister Harper's invitation to the Pope to visit Canada, and the Pope's concerns with the issue of residential schools. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jun 5, 2015 Shiftwork
Business London Magazine highlights the appointment of Joe Henry as Dean of Students at King's. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jun 5, 2015 Business After 5 at King's
Business London Magazine highlights the most recent Biz After Five event hosted at King's. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jun 4, 2015 Student-led initiative opens new conversations on mental health
PEARS (Psychological Education, Awareness and Reduction of Stigma), started by Adam Newton (pictured above), Katie Hart, Josh Hanna and Rylan Waring, is a program meant to provide young people with an interactive educational experience as it relates to mental health and illness. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jun 4, 2015 Assistive Technology on Display at Conference
King's University College hosts Assistive Technology Conference for educators, and highlight the important technical innovations to enhance student learning. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
May 28, 2015 Common bonds, comedy keys to speaker's success
King's graduate and motivational speaker Andy Thibodeau discusses the common bonds he uses to connect with his audience. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
May 28, 2015 Reaney's Pick: Beth Prysnuk
King's graduate, Western employee, singer-songwriter and guitarist Beth Prysnuk’s Man Of Habit is the opening track on her album Welcome Home, which is being launched Saturday as part of the 2015 Grickle Grass festival at the London Children’s Museum. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
May 22, 2015 Around the Town: Mega Biz after Five
More than 300 members from the London Chamber of Commerce and guests attended the Mega Biz after Five networking event at the Darryl J. King Student Life Centre at King's University College, Thursday May 21, 2015. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
May 19, 2015 May is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Leah Marshall, a King's University College student completing her Master of Social Work degree with a placement at St. Joseph's Health Care discusses the importance of having a conversation about consent. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
May 15, 2015 King's opens new centre for Catholic research
King’s inaugurates the Centre for Advanced Research in Catholic Thought (CARCT). The centre celebrates the relationship between studies in theology and critical components of philosophy. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
May 13, 2015 Consent merits more talk
King’s student Leah Marshall on placement at St. Joseph’s Health Care works for women’s sexual safety. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
May 11, 2015 Consent - What does it look like?
King's Master of Social Work Student Leah Marshall discusses starting the conversation on what consent is, and the importance of ending the stigma attached to sexual assault. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
May 11, 2015 King's MSW student Leah Marshall speaks on consent for Sexual Assault Awareness month
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May 5, 2015 More than Buildings
Glen Pearson is excited that his son Ater will be attending King's University College for a Liberal Arts education. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Apr 29, 2015 Actress Mariel Hemingway speaks about mental health at London Convention Centre
King's students bring home 2015 Champion Mental Health Award at event to raise money for Mental Health Services.

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Apr 17, 2015 Rich/Poor Divide: Hollowing out the Middle
King’s faculty Dr. Barbara Decker Pierce and Dr. Don Kerr map poverty in London. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Apr 10, 2015 A Message of Determination
Paralympic Slege Hockey Player Kevin Rempel spoke to the King's community and CTV London about his journey to overcome his obstacles with a spinal cord injury. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Apr 8, 2015 During the past five years, an average of 10 complaints a year cost taxpayers money
King’s Chair of Sociology, Dr. Joseph Michalski, speaks to the issue of excessive use of force by police forces. Facebook Twitter Linkedin