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Oct 30, 2023
King's tackles student food insecurity
To support our students, King’s has introduced the Food Cupboard, which makes food and hygiene products available in the lockers in the basement of the Student Life Centre.
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Oct 30, 2023
Dr. Kerr on the challenges of a successful billboard campaign
Dr. Don Kerr, Professor of Sociology, spoke to the CBC about the challenges that may come from the "Don't Tell Toronto" billboard campaign, designed to lure people to London. Kapil Lakhotia, BA '02 (Economics) and former Chair of King's Board of Directors, was also quoted as part of the story in his role as president and CEO of the London Economic Development Corporation.
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Oct 27, 2023
Dr. Ventresca presents at Rome conference on Pope Pius XII
Dr. Robert Ventresca lent his expertise to an international conference, “New Documents from the Pontificate of Pope Pius XII and their Meaning for Jewish-Christian Relations: A Dialogue Between Historians and Theologians,” held at Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome.
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Oct 27, 2023
King's student-athletes help lead Mustangs golf team to second-place finish
King's student-athletes Riley Mathieson and Sheldon Pryce overcame challenging conditions on a challenging course to qualify for the Canadian University/College Championship.
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Oct 25, 2023
Dr. Preston adds voice to questioning of LTC self-evaluation
Dr. Jeff Preston has lent his expertise and experience to media coverage of London city councillors asking the LTC to update its grading criteria.
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Oct 20, 2023
New opportunities for learning through Indigenization
A recent seminar has members of the King’s faculty reflecting on how Indigenization of the King’s curriculum might provide a positive impact on our campus. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Oct 17, 2023
Devant expands services at King's to include all students
Devant, an online career support portal for students at post-secondary institutions in Canada, has increased their services to include all students at King’s.
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Oct 16, 2023
King's Signs Important MOU with Canadian Chamber of Commerce Vietnam
To foster bilateral academic and career-related collaborations, and broaden its international network, King’s has signed a partnership agreement with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Vietnam (CanCham).
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Oct 13, 2023
AI is forcing us to be more human – and that's a good thing
In conjunction with King’s delegation visit to Vietnam, Dr. David Malloy wrote an op-ed about how artificial intelligence has raised awareness about our capacity for higher-order thinking, curiosity and creativity.
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Oct 12, 2023
King's signs MOU with International University, Viet Nam National University Ho Chi Minh City
The memorandum of understanding, signed during a delegation from King’s visit to Vietnam, aims to promote academic exchange and support intercultural activities and projects. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Oct 11, 2023
SSHRC grant helps contribute to meaningful structural change for Black youth
Dr. Thomas Tieku was a co-applicant and co-director of a $450,000 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Partnership Development Grant that seeks to contribute to meaningful structural change in the greater interest of Black youth in Canada. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Oct 10, 2023
New issue of faculty-founded journal released
A new issue of a bilingual specialty journal, founded by Dr. Marie Pascal, focuses on adaptations of literature into TV series. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Oct 6, 2023
Creating a place where everyone can belong
Two student-driven groups seek to provide a safer space for equity-denied members of the King’s community. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Oct 3, 2023
Dr. Drew appointed Fellow of the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics
The honour recognizes Dr. John Drew’s work on the diversity of our relationships with animals and nature, which includes his course, Climate Justice for Humans and Animals, and is leading to an upcoming book. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Sep 29, 2023
Dr. Kerr speaks to the CBC on the phenomenally rapid population growth in PEI
Dr. Don Kerr spoke to the CBC about new population figures, released by Statistics Canada, that indicate Prince Edward Island had its largest population growth ever in the year leading up to July 2023. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Sep 26, 2023
David Suzuki and local environmentalists join together for Environmental Equity discussion
Internationally known and revered advocate, activist and author David Suzuki will speak to our community about Environmental Equity issues as well as the challenge of systemic racism as part of an Author Series event on October 3, 2023. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Sep 25, 2023
King's alumnus inducted into Western Mustangs Sports Hall of Fame
Ryan McKie ’03 has fond memories of King’s, especially the relationships he built, the support he received, and the foundation he established for his current career with CIBC. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Sep 25, 2023
A $326,436 SSHRC research study aims to improve Canada's Housing & Homelessness System
A study supported by King’s faculty on how to effectively rehouse individuals with the highest support needs in the context of the current national housing crisis has received significant national funding.
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