In The News

Sep 29, 2016 Announcements for October 2016
Adrienne Co-Dyre became the new director of libraries. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 26, 2016 King's student and famed photographer raise awareness
King's student, Madison Wilson-Walker, and world-famous photographer, Anne Geddes, are working together on an international campaign to raise awareness of meningococcal disease. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 23, 2016 Town hall to be held at King's
Town hall lets London weigh in on vote reform. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 22, 2016 King's: Small but mighty
King's is featured in this Western Gazette story about how being smaller gives students a closer sense of community. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 20, 2016 Best-selling author, Jennifer Robson, credits King's

Jennifer Robson, author of Somewhere in France, After the War is Over, and Moonlight Over Paris credits King’s History professor Paul Webb and English professor Lorraine DiCicco for guiding her on the path to being a best-seller author.
Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 20, 2016 Panel addresses most pressing questions about medical assistance in dying at public forum
With the much-debated assisted-dying bill C-14 now law, Western University is inviting community members to attend a lecture and panel discussion which will address the ethical, legal and health care outcomes of the new law. King's Reverend Michael Bechard will be on the panel. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 16, 2016 In defense of the Liberal Arts
King’s Principal on relevancy of a Liberal Arts education. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 15, 2016 King's Thanatology certificate graduate leaves no stone unturned
Kate Schumacher recently completed a Thanatology certificate at King’s and helped restore tombstones at Woodland Cemetery as part of a project funded by Canada Summer Jobs. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 9, 2016 Congratulations King's grad, Greg Morrow, NBL Canada's number one draft pick
Congratulations Greg on being NBL Canada's number one draft pick. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 26, 2016 King's psychology student pens mental health books for kids
King's student, Kristin Legault-Donkers, is launching a series of children’s books specifically for kids and parents struggling with mental health issues. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 22, 2016 King's Dean of Students' advice on how to start your career one step at a time
The Globe and Mail reports on how a steady progression of jobs helps to start a career. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 17, 2016 King's Interfaith Peace Camp unites children from a variety of backgrounds
More than 50 London children from grades one through eight joined the fourth annual London Interfaith Peace Camp at King’s University College. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 16, 2016 King's student, Andrew Martin featured in London's SportsXpress Magazine
Martin, who is beginning his second year at King's, is studying Childhood and Social Institutions and Disability Studies. He is competing with the varsity track and field team. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 16, 2016 MP Peter Fragiskatos, a former King's faculty, on defending against terrorism
Fragiskatos says co-operation and outreach is the best terrorism defence. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 15, 2016 King's professor, Charles Burnetts performs at Eco fest in London
Professor Burnetts, a part-time instructor in Philosophy and Religious Studies, is also a talented musician and part of Londomble – a group composed of teachers. The group recently performed at the Mantis Eco Fest. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 15, 2016 King's Social Work graduate heads to the Gaza Strip this Fall
King’s grad, Wendy Goldsmith, BA ’90, BSW ’94, MSW ’06 is about to participate in The Women’s Boat to Gaza as part of a peaceful demonstration in support of women in the Middle East. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 12, 2016 King's student, Veronica Harrigan named to Rugby Canada's U20 team

After a standout introductory season with the Mustangs, King's College student Veroncia Harrigan will don Team Canada colours as she was one of 26 athletes named to Rugby Canada's U20 team.
Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 12, 2016 Why college and university degrees are worth the money
Graduates of Canadian universities and colleges tend to see their salaries rise quickly over time, new research out of the University of Ottawa suggests. Facebook Twitter Linkedin