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Mar 1, 2016 Foundations students present research papers in first year
King's Foundations in Western Thought and Civilization program brings together three popular first year courses for students interested in studying a range of disciplines. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 23, 2016 King's fourth year student makes a big impression with the help of new King's business cards
Elliott Elia talks about how his new King's business cards helped him get a full-time job. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 18, 2016 King's University College Students Visit Ethiopia as part of Experiential Learning Course
Keep up with our Political Science students as they update the King's community on their trip to Ethiopia. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 12, 2016 King's Mourns Passing of Joan Smith
This week, King's lost a good friend and one of the true builders of our College, Joan Smith. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 11, 2016 Disability Studies professor to appear on TVO's The Agenda
Dr. Pamela Cushing will join The Agenda's Steve Paiken tonight to discuss the inclusivity of disabled peoples in the workplace. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 11, 2016 King's students head south to the Dominican Republic for reading week
King's Social Justice and Peace Studies, Childhood and Social Institutions and Social Work students will spend reading week in the Dominican Republic working with local communities. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 5, 2016 King's community celebrates Scholarly Monographs
King's celebrates its faculty's scholarly monographs of 2014 - 2015. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 5, 2016 Cross-appointed professor gets grant to improve family justice system
Dr. Rachel Birnbaum receives funding to bring together key decision-makers to help improve the family justice system. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 3, 2016 King's student discusses the importance of the Student 2 Business conference
Joanna DiFazio discusses her journey here at King's, and the importance the Student 2 Business conference has played in it. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jan 29, 2016 King's Political Science Professor launches blog on Global Governance

King’s Political Science Professor, Dr. Erin Hannah, helps launch a new blog series with Global Policy on the role of expert knowledge in global governance.
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Jan 22, 2016 King's Dean of Students announces King's Learning Hub
The King's Learning Hub is a new online resource to help students succeed academically. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jan 21, 2016 Experiential Learning Trip Shares a Taste of Ethiopia
King's Political Science and Social Justice and Peace studies students gathered at Addis Ababa restaurant to get an authentic taste of Ethiopian cuisine as they prepare to visit the African nation in February. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jan 19, 2016 Chief Leslee White-Eye to reflect on Truth and Reconciliation report recommendations during King's Hour Presentation
King's welcomes newly-elected Chief of the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation, Leslee White-Eye who will give her insights on Canada's Truth and Reconciliation report recommendations during King's hour. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jan 19, 2016 Welcome back to campus, Peter Fragiskatos, M.P., and Ryan Gauss '08

King's welcomes back two alumni who are active in federal government.
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Jan 18, 2016 King's professor awarded Law Foundation of Ontario grant
King's Social Work Professor, Dr. Rachel Birnbaum obtains a grant from the Law Foundation of Ontario to explore and evaluate Views of the Child Reports in Ontario. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jan 14, 2016 Federated and affiliated colleges: different but (mainly) equal
King's Principal, Dr. David Sylvester discusses how federated and affiliated colleges like King's offer distinct missions and a small-campus feel, plus have the benefits of affiliation with larger partner universities. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jan 13, 2016 King's abroad

King’s Associate Registrar visits Brazil to attend the 24th Inter-American Congress of Catholic Education
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Jan 7, 2016 Involvement opens up a world of opportunity for students
Third year Social Justice and Peace Studies student Kayley MacGregor discusses the benefits of being a student involved with local community organization London Youth Advisory Council (LYAC). Facebook Twitter Linkedin