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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.

King's history professor joins The Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists.

King's graduate and secondary school teacher Jim Pedrech develops video games for his students to use as learning tools.

As it celebrates its 60th year, King’s has taken steps to improve its administrative structure by appointing three vice-principals.

King’s has restructured its senior administrative team by creating three new vice-principal roles.

Past KUCSC president, Jen Carter, credits small class sizes for her post-graduate success.

Christian, Jewish and Muslim children came together at King’s last week, learning about how the three Abrahamic faiths aren’t all that different.

Jen Carter '14 is organizing a campaign to bring students to the ballot box.

For the 4th consecutive year, a group of King's students travelled to the 24th annual Pine Channel Spiritual Gathering in northern Saskatchewan.

King's sociology professor comments about current social media campaign of posting good deeds online.

At Chill Ice House, guests can lounge in ice booths and marvel at a 2.5-metre frozen CN Tower. 

Department Chair of Political Science discusses how independent Kurdish state in Iraq would impact the region.