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Allan Ssemugenyi (BSW '12) dedicates his life to helping others in Uganda through ChildLife Network.

A new study by the Poverty Research Centre at King’s University College shows that only about half of working adults have a full-time permanent jobs with benefits.

Dr. Robert Ventresca in the Catholic Register on the decline of world wide freedom. 

Catch the choir on September 29 from 8-9 p.m. on the corner of Talbot and Dundas.

Dr. Don Kerr discusses poverty and growth in the London area.

School of Social Work professor Dr. Tracy Smith-Carrier discusses how low-income earners in London are struggling in today's housing market.

Supporting students in the US impacted by DACA is in our DNA as a Catholic university, says King’s Principal.

Violette Khammad, KUCSC President says the Friendship Bench reminds students that King’s cares about social justice and progressive thinking.

The event will feature a number of short talks from guest speakers who are experts on topics like mental health, personal branding and confidence. 

The London Poverty Research Centre at King’s, and faculty, dig deep into unemployment issues in Southwestern Ontario.

Sam Fiorella wants students to say hello and open up about their mental health.

A yellow bench was installed Tuesday, September 12, 2017 at King's as part of a Canada-wide effort to break the stigma around mental health.

Dr. Tracy Smith-Carrier is one of five on a panel that will explore solutions to poverty and also will be discussing the merits of basic income at the Oxford County Town Hall Meeting on Poverty to be held September 26, 2017.

Dr. Don Kerr discusses London's current unemployment rate. 

Dr. Don Kerr, discusses the current unemployment rate in London. 

Felicidy Hocking, a first year student in Childhood and Social Institutions program has received one of four bursaries given to outstanding students by the London and St. Thomas Association of Realtors. Hocking is a graduate of Catholic Central high school and the granddaughter of a realtor in the Board.

Classical soprano Alexandra Smither used to live and study in Houston and will be featured at the concert.