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Nov 22, 2016
King's hosting Solidarity Across the Spectrum
The event takes place in Kenny Theatre and is in collaboration with the King’s Social Justice & Peace Club. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Nov 22, 2016
King's student leads points in women's basketball
Economics student, Mackenzie Puklicz, is leading the Ontario University Athletic Association in scoring, averaging more than 27 points a game. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Nov 14, 2016
First year King's student featured in famed photographer's awareness campaign
Madison Wilson-Walker, a 19-year-old first-year student is an accomplished para-athlete. Wilson-Walker is one of the athlete models in famed photographer Anne Geddes’ awareness campaign for meningococcal disease. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Nov 10, 2016
Learn more about Aboudi Lahib – a.k.a. Kapre
King’s student mixes music and sociology/criminology to his own beat. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Nov 10, 2016
New rules allow longer pay-back period for student loans
Former King’s professor, now Member of Parliament, brings good news to students Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Nov 10, 2016
King's professor Tracy Smith-Carrier, part of panel on basic-income in Sarnia
Dr. Smith-Carrier is a guest speaker to discuss what constitutes a living wage in Sarnia-Lambton. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Nov 9, 2016
Remembrance Day services at King's
All welcome to observe Remembrance Day at 10:45am by the Wemple flag poles.
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Nov 3, 2016
King's student and star goalie starts with the Western Mustangs men's hockey team
BMOS student, Luke Peressini, won OHL Goalie of the Year in the 2014-2015 season. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Nov 2, 2016
Women's summit aims to close the gender gap in politics
King's leads the way in encouraging young women to get more involved in the political system.
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Nov 2, 2016
King's Thanatology graduate helps restore tombstones
Kate Schumacher discusses her role in restoring tombstones in Woodland Cemetery. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Oct 28, 2016
Convocation address inspires King's grads to use their knowledge as power
Western conferred an honorary Doctor of Laws, honoris causa (LL.D.), upon Sabine Nölke in recognition of her distinguished career as a public servant and her dedication to human rights and international law at the Fall Convocation. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Oct 28, 2016
King's hosts first Women's Summit on Women in Politics
Political leaders from across Southwestern Ontario attended a day-long workshop that tackled an ongoing question with no simple answer: why are so few women holding elected office in Canada? Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Oct 21, 2016
Dispossessed, but Defiant: An Exposition of Rare Photos exhibit at King's
Dispossessed but defiant, a must see photo gallery. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Oct 17, 2016
Photo Exhibit - Dispossessed but Defiant: Indigenous Struggles from Around the World - featured at King's
King's grad, Courtney Vaughan, will speak about the experience of First Nations people at the exhibit. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Oct 3, 2016
King's sponsored symposium mentioned in LFP
King’s is a sponsor of the symposium open to all. The two-day event, Shifting from Ego to Eco, is aimed at transforming “personal, organizational and societal patterns” and building capacity for creative societal change. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Oct 3, 2016
King's professors reveal research on poverty in London
King’s researchers, Dr. Don Kerr and Dr. Tracy Smith-Carrier bring together their work in Sociology and Social Work for the Poverty Research Centre at King’s. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Sep 30, 2016
King's grad finds healing in human-animal connection
Rebecca Brown, a London-based social worker who graduated from King’s with a BSW in 1986, works with three local farms in equine-assisted therapy. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Sep 29, 2016
Announcements for October 2016
Adrienne Co-Dyre became the new director of libraries. Facebook Twitter Linkedin