A collection of zines, the results of a class project for the Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies (GSWS) 1020 class, Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies, gave students a chance to reach out to the larger community about important issues they were passionate about.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
From new partnerships within the community and around the world, to honouring faculty, staff, students, there was a lot of good news to share in 2023.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
An expert in the life and work of German phenomenologist, Adolf Reinach, Dr. Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray was one of fifteen who presented at an invite-only conference.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
This year’s recipients of the Research Excellence Awards, including the inaugural Distinguished University Professor Designation, the Hugh Mellon Excellence in Research Award, King’s Research Excellence Chair – Early Career and the King’s Research Excellence Scholar Grants were introduced as part of a special event on April 27, 2023.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
A Philosophy course takes students out of the classroom and into the new King's Community Garden as part of an experiential learning project.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
The London Free Press has a news story on alumnus John Sherratt '21 and his journey to return to King's over 50 years later to complete his university degree.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
After offering students virtual experiential learning opportunities for the past two years due to the COVID pandemic, students from King’s look forward to returning to Rondine, for an international experiential learning course, in 2022.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
It was an “incredible feeling” as John Sherratt ’21 received his Bachelor of Arts degree this June, over 50 years after originally coming to King’s in 1968.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
Kapil Lakhotia, BA ’02 has been appointed to Chair of the King’s University College Board of Directors and Dr. Nonie Brennan, BA ’84 has been appointed to the role of Vice-Chair.
Eight students will be honoured as graduates from the King’s Scholar program will be celebrated at the Spring Celebration of Graduates.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
A new series of videos from the Centre for Advanced Research in Catholic Thought discusses three key Catholic themes of hope, resiliency, and mortality and what they mean when dealing with a pandemic.FacebookTwitterLinkedin
Dr. Antonio Calcagno have received an SSHRC Insight grant for his project “The Struggle with Psyche and Its Implications for Early Phenomenology.”FacebookTwitterLinkedin