BIPOC Student Support Group
It is an important time to recognize the experiences of people of colour on campus and their daily life. King's BIPOC Support Group is a safe place to speak, be heard and relate to one another.
05
Dec
Recent News
Featured Events
06
Dec
École Polytechnique Tragedy Vigil
In tribute to the 14 women who were murdered at École Polytechnique in Montreal in 1989, a vigil will be held in the King's Quad.
06
Dec
Research Seminar Series
Join Dr. Rosemary Vito, Joanna Bedggood, and Dr. Rick Csiernik to discuss the pandemic impact on university counselling services at King's University college.
07
Dec
Tobacco Gifting / Smudging Workshop
Learn more about how to gift tobacco to Indigenous Elders when they are on campus. Jess Notwell will facilitate the workshop for faculty and staff. She will also explain smudging, and how and why it's done.
07
Dec
Exam Season Trolley
Need an exam season pick-me-up? The Exam Season Trolley will be rolling through the King's Library on December 7 and 8. Loaded with snacks, refreshments, King's SWAG, and essential stationery, the trolley is here to uplift students during the exam season. Keep an eye out and grab some goodies to power through this exam season!
07
Dec
Learn and Turn
Maple Queef, a fourth-year Bachelor of Arts - Human Rights student, will be joined by local performer, Non-Binary Drag King, Brattery Acid. This is a free event hosted by King's 2SLGBTQIA+ Support Group in collaboration with King's University College Students' Council and the Pride Project. Experience live drag and learn about the art of drag.Our Mission
King’s is a public Catholic University College engaged in the open pursuit of truth, and the discovery and sharing of knowledge in service to humanity. By integrating academic programs rooted in the liberal arts with comprehensive student support, King’s creates an inclusive and empowering space for students by nourishing their capacity for critical thought, articulate expression, creativity, and ethical action.