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Christ The King painting by Emmaus O’Herlihy will soon be placed at King's. 

A group of 15 King's students will be helping at a dinner and silent auction for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

Political Science professor interviewed by CTV News. 

More than 400 people gathered at King's to take aim at the foundations of Canadian politics and watched 25% A Documentary on October 16th.

More than 600 people, most of them students, attended the October 8 debate at King’s.

Politicians, community leaders and students filled the Kenny Theatre recently for the premiere of 25%: A Documentary.

Update on the 2014 Municipal Election and the upcoming premiere of the documentary 25% on October 16th, 7pm.

Mayoral candidates fielded questions about jobs, development, the police budget, food banks and accessibility for the disabled during the debate.

News clip about King's Mayoral Debate on October 8th, 2014.

Poverty Research Centre holds conference at King's to update media and public on status of research.

The King's Mayoral Debate filled the auditorium and the common area outside where it was live streamed, probably more than 700 people all together.

The 490-seat Kenny Theatre at King’s University College is expected to be full for Wednesday night’s mayoral debate.

All fourteen candidates have confirmed their participation for the two hour debate at King’s University College.

Mayoral candidates are to pitch their platforms at King’s Wednesday night at a student-led event that’s expected to pack people in.

Business London announces recent appointments of vice-principals, and Dr. Robert Ventresca's induction into the Royal Society of Canada.

The students of King’s University College will be hosting a mayoral debate next week on Wednesday, October 8.

King's student Amir Farahi is one of seven candidates running for Ward 6.

An article submitted by King's student Chanelle Robinson.