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King's Student Council 2015-2016 announces Bahamian student Rena Mortimer as the clubs Chief Financial Officer. 

King’s celebrates the academic accomplishments of ten graduating students who have been honoured the SSHRC award, OGS awards.

King's International hosts farewell lunch for graduates, exchange students, peer guides and guests. 

King's fourth year Social Justice and Peace Studies (SJPS) and Childhood and Social Institutions (CSI) student Jenna Strathearn is recognized for her commitment to community service at London's Boys' and Girls' Club, Tuesday March 31. 

King’s third year student and Vice President of Finance for the CSO Rena Mortimer talks about the clubs involvement on campus. 

Panelists judge presentations of International Perspectives on Child Advocacy course in Childhood and Social Institutions department.

King's psychology students will present their community impact projects to a panel of community leaders on April 1, 8:30 - 10 a.m. in Vitali Student Lounge.

King's fourth year Honors Thesis students had the opportunity to showcase their latest findings in Psychology research.

King's University College welcomed 31 teachers from Catholic school boards across Southwestern Ontario on March 27, 2015, for a full day of seminars on topics surrounding Childhood and Social Institutions, History, Social Work, and Sociology.

Over reading week, eight King's students traveled to the Ethiopian to learn about NGO's and their role in shaping Africa's future. 

Students from King's International spent the day at Kinsmen Fanshawe Sugar Bush learning how this Canadian sweet treat is made.

King's University College Chamber Choir has been nominated for the Jack Richardson Award for Best (Classical) Choral Group.  

Join us for a unique night of music and literature entitled Shakespeare + Cello on Thursday, March 26 at 8 p.m. in the Vitali Lounge.

Dr. Paul Werstine, Professor of Literature at King’s, was chosen as the first Hugh Mellon Excellence in Research Award recipient.

 The Academic Dean’s Office celebrated all publications made by  King's faculty in the past year. 

Congratulations to Dr. Darcy Harris, Associate Professor/Thanatology Coordinator at King's, who has been accepted as a member of the International Work Group on Death, Dying, and Bereavement (IWGDDB). 

King’s faculty in Disability Studies, Dr. Pamela Cushing will be travelling to London, England in May to be on hand when Jean Vanier of Canada receives the 2015 Templeton Prize.

As a part of Ontario’s Youth Action Plan, The Youth Research and Evaluation exchange (YouthREX) will launch the South-Western Ontario Regional Hub at King’s on Thursday, March 5, 11am in Vitali Student Lounge.