Journals

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 2, 2023 Dr. Bikos' research used on the question of "Can women fix police?"
Research by Dr. Lesley Bikos, Assistant Professor of Sociology at King’s, on policing in Canada was featured in a Toronto Star special series, "Behind the Badge." Citing her research and decades of evidence, Dr. Bikos discussed how the cultural and structural barriers and ongoing systemic 'isms' within the institution must be considered as part of the larger discussion, particularly as they relate to the limits of police reform. 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 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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Sep 22, 2023 King's students' papers receive Highly Commended Honours at Global Awards
Congratulations to Olivia Holland, Kevin Southgate, Riley Buist, Alexis Andrade, and Alexa Van Cuylenborg, whose papers were named as Highly Commended as part of the 2023 Global Undergraduate Awards. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 11, 2023 Dr. Norton leads team to algorithm predicting brain injury survival
Dr. Loretta Norton led an interdisciplinary team of researchers that discovered an answer to the question of which ICU patients will survive severe brain injuries. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 5, 2023 Dr. Antonio Calcagno named Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada

Dr. Antonio Calcagno, Professor of Philosophy, joins prestigious body of distinguished scholars in Canada.
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