In The News

Sep 9, 2019 King's counsellor explores significance of Italian grocers
Dr. Jim Zucchero, Academic Counsellor, has had an article published in Accenti Magazine, exploring the legacy and cultural significance of Italian grocers. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 3, 2019 King's welcomes new students and families
CBC News provided coverage of King's welcoming new students and their parents to campus as part of Move-In Day. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 3, 2019 Mustangs look for lessons
Dylan Giffen, fourth-year Criminology major and King's student-athlete, was part of the focus of a Woodstock Sentinel-Review article covering the Western Mustang's 32-19 win over the Laurier Golden Hawks. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 3, 2019 King's taking fresh look at security
Critical Security Studies will take students to the front lines of U.S border issues and is profiled in an article on The Catholic Register's website. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 29, 2019 Disability professor encourages involvement in accessible transit survey
Dr. Jeff Preston, Assistant Professor of Disability Studies at King's, offers his thoughts on a new survey from the City of London regarding accessible vehicles for hire in an article on the Global News website. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 28, 2019 King's professor offers choices to Read, Watch, Listen.
Dr. Graham Broad, Associate Professor of History, offers his choices for reading, viewing and listening in Read. Watch. Listen., a feature in Western News. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 26, 2019 Mustang mentee is now the mentor
The London Free Press published a profile on King's student-athlete Trey Humes, fourth-year School of MEM student, who is set for leadership role on Western Mustangs football team. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 23, 2019 King's professor quoted in housing boom article
Dr. Don Kerr, KIng's Sociology professor, is quoted in a London Free Press article about the recent boom in homes being built in communities around London. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 21, 2019 Exploring the digital world of parent-child contact
Dr. Rachel Birnbaum of King's School of Social Work and Childhood and Social Institutions has had an article published in The Lawyer's Daily about how the rapid increase in the use of virtual technology has enabled another type of parent-child contact. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 21, 2019 Picking a side in the fight for racial justice
Dr. Thomas Malleson, Assistant Professor of Social Justice and Peace Studies, has had an opinion article about the role of whites in the fight against racism published in Now Toronto. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 9, 2019 King's students hit the campaign trail thanks to Political Science course
More than a dozen King’s University College students will hit the campaign trail as they hit the books thanks to a Political Science class that looks to offer an insider’s understanding of political campaigns. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 8, 2019 King's alumnus performed at the Calgary Fringe Festival

King's History alumnus, Patrick Avery-Kenny performed a monologue show, "Gamer Boy," at the Calgary Fringe Festival.
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Aug 6, 2019 King's Professor provides statistics on poverty in London

Professor Don Kerr and Sister Sue Wilson, board member of the Poverty Research Centre at King's, provides insights on poverty in London in comparison to other parts of Canada.
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Jul 31, 2019 King's alumna creates award-winning epilepsy toolkit
Dylan Di Girolamo, BA '17, appeared on CBC Radio's Afternoon Drive with Chris dela Torre to discuss her award-winning Epilepsy Toolkit, a practical solution for navigating emergencies. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jul 19, 2019 Discussing the Diversity of Addiction
Dr. Richard Csiernik, Professor in the School of Social Work, appeared on the Mental Health Lifestyle Podcast to discuss "The Diversity of Addiction," including the professionalization of social work, the next evolution of the mental health movement, what is addiction, giving support, taking control and more. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jul 4, 2019 Economic professor discusses Cuban longevity claims
Dr. Vincent Geloso, Assistant Professor of Economics, discusses the phenomenon of a high percentage of Cuba's population living to the age of 100 and beyond in an article on MedicalXpress.com. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jul 4, 2019 Check out the clothing line putting the 519 at the forefront
CBC News has profiled Five One Nine Clothing, a clothing line co-founded by King's School of MEM students Tyler Wilson and Taylor Norris and now run by Norris and BMOS student, Broder Currie. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jun 27, 2019 King's professor, Dr. Don Kerr, examines Mayor's task force
The London Free Press quoted Dr. Don Kerr, King's Sociology professor, in an article on a new job board being launched by London Mayor Ed Holder's task force, London Jobs Now. Facebook Twitter Linkedin