In The News

Nov 5, 2019 Living Wage: $16.20 an hour London's new get-by benchmark
Dr. Michael Courey of King's Sociology department and co-ordinator of the London Poverty Research Centre at King's, was interviewed in a London Free Press story about the need for a living wage of $16.20 in order for Londoners to get by. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Nov 5, 2019 Sociology professor quoted regarding youth not working nor studying
Dr. Don Kerr, Professor of Sociology, discusses the post-secondary opportunities in London in a London Free Press article about the high rate of young people in London not working or going to school. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 18, 2019 Increasing use of non-traditional legal services for family cases
Dr. Rachel Birnbaum, Professor at King's School of Social Work, has co-authored an article on The Lawyer's Daily about the Family Law Limited Legal Service Scope project, the result of an unprecedented collaborative effort of the Ontario family justice community. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 18, 2019 The King's philosopher: new principal looks to create meaning in the lives of students
The Catholic Register has posted an article on Dr. David Malloy and his philosophy on life, leadership, education and the future of King's. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 18, 2019 Western Alumnus Malloy installed as King's Principal
Dr. David Malloy was welcomed by the Western community as the ninth Principal at King's University College. The installation was covered in an article in the Western News. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 16, 2019 King's professor looks at history of fuel rationing
Dr. Graham Broad, Associate Professor of History, takes a look at federally-implemented fuel rationing from a historical perspective, when it was last done during the Second World War, in an article for the Ottawa Citizen. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 11, 2019 Is new film The King accurate?
Dr. Paul Werstine, Professor in King's Department of English, French and Writing, fact-checks the new film The King, compared to Shakespeare's Henry V in The Week. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 11, 2019 King's alumni make prestigious 20 Under 40 list
Several King's alumni were named to London Inc.'s 2019 20 Under 40 list. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 11, 2019 Reconciliation: 'We're not there yet'
The Catholic Register covered Senator Murray Sinclair's speech on Canada and Reconciliation held at King's as part of the Veritas Series on September 26, 2019. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 11, 2019 King's alumni among Business London's young professionals list
The King's community was well-represented on Business London's 2019 20 In Their 20s list, according to an article from Western News, including Candace Campbell BA '13, Ellie Cook, BA '13, Mykaela Paquetter-Newton BSW '18 and Taylor Norris, BMOS student. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 10, 2019 Globetrotting teacher has worked with 100 nationalities
King's Writing Professor Sheri Henderson's story of teaching people across the globe, from Canada to the United Arab Emirates, has been chronicled in The Sarnia Journal. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 9, 2019 Professor quoted regarding child poverty rates
Dr. Don Kerr, Professor of Sociology, was quoted in a London Free Press article discussing two London ridings having among the highest rates of child poverty in Southwestern Ontario, according to a new report. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 9, 2019 London North Centre candidates debate at King's University College
The five major candidates in the London North Centre riding discussed major election topics at King's University College on the evening of October 8, 2019. 106.9 FM provides a recap of the debate on their website. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 8, 2019 Dr. Rachel Birnbaum receives award
Dr. Rachel Birnbaum, Professor at King's School of Social Work, is the recipient of the 2019 Crowe Soberman Award of Excellence, as awarded by The Family Dispute Resolution Institute of Ontario (FDRIO). Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 8, 2019 New history course to connect students with Juno Beach
King's new experiential learning course, The World Wars in History, Memory, and Reconciliation, is profiled in an article in The Western News. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Oct 4, 2019 The kids of 9/11 get the vote
Dr. Graham Broad, Associate Professor of History at King's, is quoted in an article in the Woodstock Sentinel-Review about the first generation born after 9/11 voting in the upcoming Federal Election. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 27, 2019 King's Principal helps raise $1M for Saskatchewan Cancer Foundation

Dr. David Malloy is a bass guitar player in The Garage Band in Regina which raised funds through concerts to help pay for a 4D CT Simulator. CKRM Radio posted an article about the announcement which took place after a concert on September 26, 2019.
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Sep 25, 2019 Professor's paper discusses market development and rebellion
Dr. Vincent Geloso, Assistant Professor of Economics, has published a paper in the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization on how the development of markets made the colony of Lower Canada prone to rebellion in 1837-38. Facebook Twitter Linkedin