In The News

Mar 21, 2019 The Wounded Body of Christ Symposium held
The Catholic Register reported on "The Wounded Body of Christ" symposium which took place March 14-15 and was sponsored by the Centre for Advanced Research in Catholic Thought at King’s. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Mar 18, 2019 Historians caution against finding a 'smoking gun' in Pius XII archives
King's History professor Dr. Robert Ventresca is quoted in an article in the Catholic Register about the upcoming opening of the entire archives of papal documents covering the papacy of Pius XII in March 2020. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Mar 14, 2019 King's professor quoted regarding London's BRT plan
King's Political Science professor Jacquetta Newman is quoted in a London Free Press article about London's bus rapid transit (BRT) plan. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Mar 12, 2019 History professor interviewed about Vatican archives
Dr. Robert Ventresca, Associate Professor of History, was interviewed by Salt & Light TV, regarding the recent news of the pending opening of the rest of the Vatican archives for the wartime years and postwar. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Mar 5, 2019 King's athletes receive attention from the London Free Press
King's student athletes, including Kelsey Veltman, fourth-year Bachelor of Arts with Major in Disability Studies student and Sara Villani, fourth-year Bachelor of Arts with Double Major in Psychology and Thanatology student, received media coverage in the London Free Press. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Mar 1, 2019 Northern classroom opens a new world in Saskatchewan
The Catholic Register has published an article about the Inculturation and Spirituality course being run by Father Michael Bechard in northern Saskatchewan. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Mar 1, 2019 Student research to be celebrated at King's
Education News Canada has published an article on the second annual King's Undergraduate Research Conference, taking place on March 30, 2019. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Mar 1, 2019 What's happening: Cultural Festival included
The 16th annual Cultural Festival, happening on March 6, has been featured in the Londoner's What's Happening section. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 28, 2019 Poverty panel gives Londoners deeper look into community's troubles
Professor Don Kerr of King's Sociology Department spoke at a panel held on Feb. 27, 2019 on poverty in London, a subject of great interest to the London Poverty Research Centre at KIng's. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 25, 2019 Omar Shiddo: Men's basketball's clutch factor
The Western Gazette profiled third-year Criminology student Omar Shiddo of the Western Mustangs men's basketball team who was recently awarded a milestone for his 1,000th career point as a Mustang. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 22, 2019 Chaplain Fr. Michael Bechard on The Current, CBC Radio

Fr. Michael Bechard speaks about sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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Feb 20, 2019 Chaplain Fr. Michael Bechard on CTV News
Chaplain Fr. Michael Bechard offers commentary on CTV News on eve of the Vatican Sexual Abuse Summit. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 14, 2019 Optioned graphic novel has King's connection
The rights to "A Gardener In the Wasteland: Jotiba Phule's Fight for Liberty", a graphic novel written by Dr. Vidya Natarajan, King's Writing Program Coordinator, have been optioned by Bombay Berlin Film Productions which is setting it up as an international film or high-end TV series. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 13, 2019 King's passes referendum on student refugee program fee
The Western Gazette reports that a King’s University College referendum to fund the Student Refugee Program through a $5 student fee passed with 85 per cent student approval. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 13, 2019 'Being poor in London' focus of panel discussion
Don Kerr, a Department of Sociology professor, will be part of a panel discussion on poverty, to be held at St. John's Church on February 27. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 7, 2019 King's Players' 'Catch Me If You Can' is no fraud
The Western Gazette says the King's Players' production of Catch Me If You Can "brings a new sense of flare and energy to a classic story." Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 5, 2019 Study of university leaders on social media

University Affairs, a national publication, reports on a study by Jane Antoniak, King’s Manager of Communications, on social media trends by leaders in post-secondary education.
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Jan 31, 2019 LTC holds off on bus route change
Joe Henry, Dean of Students, was quoted in an article by CBC News London about proposed bus route changes by the London Transit Commission. Facebook Twitter Linkedin