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Mar 5, 2021 Father Michael Béchard discusses Pope's visit to Iraq with CTV
Father Michael Béchard, Director of King's Campus Ministry and Pastor of Christ the King University Parish, appeared on CTV News to discuss the significance of Pope Francis's historic first-ever Papal visit to Iraq. and his plea for the country to protect its centuries-old diversity. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Mar 1, 2021 Social justice is investing's future at King's University College

King’s University College Capital Management Club fund manager Serge Muhirwa discusses how social justice will be defining the future of investment, in an article for the Catholic Register.
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Mar 1, 2021 Dissertation will explore Christianity and Holocaust

An article in The Catholic Register discusses the research being done by King's alumna Mia Theocharis, ’18 on the role of Christianity played in the Holocaust as she works towards her PhD. Theocharis will build on her research of religion and the Holocaust she began while at King's.
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Feb 25, 2021 Gazette spotlights King's Principal's sea shanty on TikTok
The Western Gazette posted an article about how a sea shanty sung by King's Principal Dr. David Malloy and posted to King's TikTok was meant to raise the spirits of students and caught the attention of Great Big Sea's Alan Doyle. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 22, 2021 Harris: Canadians experiencing collective grief during COVID-19
Professor Darcy Harris of Thanatology was featured on CBC radio's Cross Country Checkup, discussing how Canadians are grieving the loss of their lives and the way our lives have been, in addition to death and illness, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 19, 2021 School of MEM's Kotick discusses cryptocurrency
Jordan Kotick, Lecturer from the School of Management, Economics, and Mathematics, spoke with Mike Stubbs on AM 980 CFPL about cryptocurrency. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 17, 2021 Siegel: Students with eating disorders face additional struggles in COVID-19
Jaclyn Siegel, Professor of Psychology at King's, discusses the findings of her research group that shows students with eating disorders are experiencing greater symptoms during COVID-19 in an article in the Western Gazette. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 16, 2021 King's student talks social justice through speech
The Western Gazette has posted an article on how King's Social Justice and Peace Studies student Sunday Ajak is using his words, including slam poetry and motivational speeches, to deliver a message of social justice. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 16, 2021 Police survey by King's Bikos finds stigma around mental illness remains

The Toronto Star has published an article detailing a survey by King's Sociology lecturer Lesley Bikos. The cross-Canada survey of over 800 police officers shows how stigma still surrounds mental illness in policing.
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Feb 5, 2021 Disability advocates find support from UN experts
In an article in The Catholic Register, Dr. Jeff Preston, Assistant Professor of Disability Studies, discusses the negative impact that Bill C-7 will have on the lives of disabled people as the bill is being investigated on behalf of the UN Human Rights Council. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Feb 5, 2021 Dr. Gorman on grief, death and dying during a pandemic
Dr. Eunice Gorman, Associate Professor of Thanatology, appeared on CBC's London Morning with Rebecca Zandbergen to discuss the reality of death and the process of grieving during a pandemic. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jan 29, 2021 Jordan Kotick: Online investors driving up certain stocks, causing massive losses

Economics Professor and former trader on Wall Street, Jordan Kotick discussed with AM980 how investors are driving up stocks like GameStop, causing massive losses and about how confidence is key to every major economy in the world, and how a loss in confidence can cause instability in the market.
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Jan 25, 2021 Dr. Mahipaul discusses effects of COVID-19 within disability community
Dr. Susan Mahipaul, Lecturer for Disability Studies, discussed the "narrative gap" when it comes to understanding the experiences of the disability community during the COVID-19 pandemic as part of a blog on the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences' website. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jan 22, 2021 Dr. Birnbaum on the complexities and impacts of high-conflict family cases
Dr. Rachel Birnbaum, Professor of Childhood and Social Institutions and the School of Social Work, has written an article for the Vanier Institute of the Family website presenting the preliminary findings of a research project, conducted with Dr. Nicholas Bala of Queen's University, aimed to help the family justice system and professionals better respond to high-conflict family cases in Ontario. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jan 18, 2021 Dr. Kerr discusses pandemic's impact on London's population growth

In an article in The London Free Press, Dr. Don Kerr, Professor of Sociology, examines how the population growth of the London area has been slowed due to COVID-19's effect on immigration.
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Jan 11, 2021 Dr. Silva: Exploitive college football season draws to close
Dr. Derek Silva, Assistant Professor of Criminology, has co-written an article in The Guardian discussing how COVID-19 has magnified how college football exploits unpaid workers for monetary gain. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jan 5, 2021 Dr. Malloy says wearing mask is service to community
In an article in the Catholic Register about the impact of Ontario's shutdown, Dr. David Malloy, King's Principal, says by wearing a mask while serving the community, you are protecting the community. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jan 5, 2021 Economics professor's paper on historical coexistence highlighted in National Post
A paper co-written by Dr. Vincent Geloso, Professor of Economics, about the peaceful existence of the Acadians and the Mi'kmaq in the 1700s was highlighted in the National Post. Facebook Twitter Linkedin