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King’s is home to 18 students and 2 faculty from Sharda University, Greater Noida, Delhi, India until July. 

CSI and Social Work professor Dr. Rachel Birnbaum receives Stanley Cohen Distinguished Research Award, as well as a SSHRC grant over the next 5 years.

First Nations, Inuit or Métis students entering full-time or part-time study at King's this fall are eligible for the Gaudium et Spes (Joy and Hope) Award.

King's associate alumnus Paul Marques receives an adult learner award from the London Council for Adult Education.

King's Green Team invited members from the community to drop off electronic waste and purchase new plants for their gardens.

A group of 85 secondary students from Thames Valley District School Board visited King’s on May 9th for a SPARK conference.

King’s Principal, Dr. David Sylvester, delivered the keynote lecture to the Presidents of Brazil's Catholic Universities.

King's students will be volunteering with communities this summer in Serbia, Rwanda, Bosnia, Ghana and Dominican.

King's political science students and professors attended The Munk Debates in Toronto on Friday, May 2nd.

Four King's students were nominated in the organization category for their project, PEARS (Psychological Education, Awareness, and Reduction of Stigma).

Professor Graham Broad's History students visit Woodland Cemetery and Mount Pleasant Cemetery in London as part of The Cemetery Project.

Please take a moment to remember and pray for the students who lives were lost, so tragically, early morning on April 15th near the University of Calgary. 

King's International Graduation Lunch was held on April 5th. Click here to view the photo album.

A news conference will be held on April 10th at 10:30 a.m. in the Commons of the Darryl King Student Life Centre to announce the start of this year’s Spring Food Drive. 

Students in Professor Marcie Penner-Wilger’s PSYCH 4694 developed research-based solutions to real-world problems facing our community.

A new collaborative initiative, the London Poverty Research Centre, has opened as a virtual hub to deal with local level poverty in London, Ontario.

King's Chamber Choir performed their spring concert, Canadian Choralscapes: Songs of our home and native land, on April 5th.

Students from the Foundations in the Humanities program invited family and friends to a conference of their independent research projects on April 5th at King's.