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Sep 16, 2019 King's alumna wins international gold medal for undergraduate honours thesis
Madelaine Coelho ’19, has been named Global Winner in 2019 Global Undergraduate Awards. She is one of four winners in Canada and 25 worldwide for this exclusive international award. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 12, 2019 Five King's alumni 'Highly Commended' at Undergraduate Awards
Five alumni have been named Highly Commended Entrants for their essays as part of the 2019 Global Undergraduate Awards. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 11, 2019 Alumna providing mental health support to police

King’s alumna Alex Paterson BA ’13 Criminology and BSW ’16, is now making headlines for her work as an in-house Mental Health Response Worker for the St. Thomas Police Services.
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Sep 10, 2019 Embark on the path to wellness through scheduled outdoor tours

King’s Roots: Paths to Wellness invites all to explore the surrounding area while engaging with other members of the King’s community during a healthy tour.
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Sep 9, 2019 King's supports students and alumni job search

The King’s University College Job Board, offering a wide range of jobs and specifically focused on King’s students and alumni, is just one of a number of career support services offered by King’s.
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Sep 6, 2019 King's has 73 wellness resources ready for new academic year

From personal counselling services to campus green spaces, the recently-completed Wellness Audit demonstrates King’s commitment to embedding health and wellness into all aspects of campus culture.
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Aug 30, 2019 Nine per cent increase in first-year class at King's University College
King’s University College is set to welcome more than 3500 new and returning full- and part-time students as part of Orientation Week (or OWeek), to be held the week of September 2-8, 2019. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 29, 2019 King's alumna awarded SSHRC scholarship to pursue master's
Sarah Menzies ‘19, Honors BA in English Language & Literature, has been awarded a $17,500 scholarship from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) as she pursues her Master’s Degree in English. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 28, 2019 Creating a genuine sense of belonging
Dr. Pamela Cushing presented on creating community for those with intellectual impairments during the Celebrate the Gift Conference. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 22, 2019 Calling for global student experiences
The King’s Global Ambassador Program is looking for students to share their experiences in international learning. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 19, 2019 Dr. Preston discusses different ways of thinking about accessibility
Dr. Jeff Preston presented on “The Accessible Experience & Universal Design for Learning,” as part of a Lunch and Learn at Western University. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 14, 2019 Stating their case to the Prime Minister

King’s students had a chance to discuss increased funding for childhood cancer research with Prime Minister Trudeau.
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Aug 13, 2019 King's mourns the passing of Bishop John Sherlock
The King’s community is saddened by the passing of Bishop John Michael Sherlock of the Diocese of London who passed away peacefully on Monday, August 12, 2019 in his 94th year. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 13, 2019 Representing King's in Italy
Kelsey Veltman, former King’s student-athlete, represented Canada at the FISU Summer Universiade and has signed to play professional volleyball in Italy. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 12, 2019 Annual Interfaith Peace Camp focuses on building friendships and understanding
King’s University College welcomed approximately 60 children entering Grades 1 through 8 as part of this year’s London Interfaith Peace Camp (LIPC). Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 9, 2019 King's hosts first International Alumni Reunion
King’s hosted our first International Alumni Reunion on August 9 to 11, 2019 for alumni originally from China. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 9, 2019 Dr. Don Kerr examines Jobs Underemployment and unemployed in London Free Press three-part series
Professor Don Kerr and Sister Sue Wilson, board member of the Poverty Research Centre at King's, provides insights on poverty in London in comparison to other parts of Canada. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 8, 2019 King's One helps students pick the right path
King’s new course offers an integrated perspective from six different disciplines each interrogating an urgent global issue. Facebook Twitter Linkedin