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A BSW student brought Black high school students to campus for a glimpse into university life at King’s.

King’s alumnus Stephen de Boer, Deputy Minister and Foreign and Defence Policy Advisor, talked to King’s students about Canadian foreign policy and delivered some career advice to them.

Dr. Thomas Tieku says his election to this position is “a clear indication that King’s punches above its weight and has an outstanding reputation not only in Canada but globally.”

The Shaking the Movers workshop empowered Childhood and Youth Studies (CYS) students to become facilitators of change while amplifying the voices of London-area children.

A special luncheon was held to recognize the exceptional academic achievements of first-year students who earned the prestigious President’s National Scholarships.

The success of King’s student-athletes as members of the Western Mustangs teams comes from the support they find from our faculty and staff.

A paper based on research conducted through King’s SAFE program has earned the 2024 Best Qualitative Article Award from Families in Society. The study advocates for systemic changes to enhance family involvement in child and youth mental health, highlighting the program’s growing impact on the London community.

M.K. Arundel and Nikki Sasso Mitchell will be honoured at the King’s Christmas luncheon for exemplifying King’s mission, vision, and values.

This holiday season, King’s is bringing the spirit of Christmas alive through initiatives that embody the university’s mission of community, inclusion, and stewardship. Campus Ministry and the Chamber Choir are leading the way, spreading joy and providing meaningful support to those in need.