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May 23, 2017
King's graduate receives volunteer award
Criminology graduate Justin Tiseo receives the Ontario Medal for Young Volunteers Award for 2017. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
May 11, 2017
Dr. Birnbaum explores the digital dimensions of divorce
Dr. Rachel Birnbaum investigates the pros and cons of using technology, such as Skype or Facebook, when communicating with each other. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
May 4, 2017
Dr. Kerr discusses London's younger population
Sociology professor Dr. Don Kerr discusses the national population averages from the 2016 census. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
May 2, 2017
LUNAFEST at King's
LUNAFEST, a one-day film festival celebrating women, will take place at King's on May 3rd at 6pm. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
May 2, 2017
Experiential Learning: It's been happening for years
King’s Dean of Students discusses co-curricular, extra-curricular and work opportunities on campus that help students develop the skills necessary to think about their coursework in different ways or gain the experience necessary for that first job post-graduation.
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May 2, 2017
Congratulations to Lynne Cram, recipient of the Outstanding Excellence Award, Women of Excellence
Ms. Cram has been on King’s Board of Directors for 13 years and has contributed widely to the growth of the university.
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May 1, 2017
Dean of Students on experiential learning for students with disabilities
Joe Henry writes about opportunities for students with disabilities in the Rethinking Higher Ed Forum. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Apr 28, 2017
School of Social Work professor studies parental communication
Prof Rachel Birnbaum surveys parents on how they use technology to communicate with children after separation and divorce. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Apr 28, 2017
King's faculty research into precarious employment
Dr. Joe Michalski’s survey results on employment in London.
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Apr 17, 2017
Thanatology student participates in Vimy 100th memorial
Vimy Ridge was remembered as a solemn crowd gathered beside the military gravestones at London’s Woodland Cemetery. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Apr 13, 2017
Dr. Graham Broad discusses recently published book
History professor Dr. Graham Broad discusses his book, One in a Thousand: The Life and Death of Captain Eddie McKay, Royal Flying Corps with Western News. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Apr 13, 2017
Disability Studies student athlete named Ontario University Athletics Player of the Year
Congratulations to volleyball student athlete Kelsey Veltman on being named OUA Player of the Year for the third time in a row. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Apr 12, 2017
King's Principal named Director, Institutions to The Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences
Dr. David Sylvester has been acclaimed as Director, Institutions for 2017-2018. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Apr 11, 2017
King's Chamber Choir performs at Jack Richardson music awards
The King's Chamber Choir sang Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah at the annual Jack Richardson London Music Awards in front of a standing room only audience at the London Music Hall. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Apr 11, 2017
The conversation that needs your attention: rapid transit
An opinion piece in the Western Gazette on rapid transit and how it impacts King's. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Apr 7, 2017
Principal David Sylvester backs North London transit
Principal Sylvester discusses his support of the proposed bus rapid transit that would take students from the gates of Western University, to downtown London. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Mar 31, 2017
Social work student wins scholarship using writing skills
Sylvia Nagy says mindfulness, interviewing skills and an interest in community development is all part of what she is learning at King’s School of Social Work. Facebook Twitter Linkedin -
Mar 27, 2017
King's student calls to end mental health stigma
King's student in psychology and sociology Matt Simmons writes an op-ed piece on student stress for the London Free press. Facebook Twitter Linkedin