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King’s hosted Dr. Wei Yuan, Past Vice President Academic and Director of the National Survey Research Center of Renmin University (Beijing, PRC) on Tuesday, May 28

King’s will welcome more than 400 secondary students from across Ontario at the 9th annual Carpe Diem Catholic Student Leadership conference from May 30 – 31, 2013

King's welcomes Ambassador Afonso Jose Sena Cardozo, Counsul General of Brazil, along with Raul Papaleo, President of the Brazil-Canada Chamber of Commerce, on Tuesday, May 28th

King's hurdler lone Canadian in 110 metre hurdles at games this summer.

Social Work graduate recognized at the London Council for Adult Education’s 24^th Annual Adult Learner Awards on May 9

Mental health professionals and American Sign Language / English Interpreters meet on Friday, May 24 to discuss mental health interpreting

King’s sets the stage for worldly debate between 120 secondary school students on May 16 during its 4th annual King’s Model United Nations conference.

Laura Fyfe '12 shares her experience as she toured the Canadian battlefields in Europe last summer

Paul Lytwynec joins OUA All-Stars team and defeats OUA Champions Toronto Varsity Blues on May 5 at the OUA

King’s sociology associate professor Matthew G. Yeager recently honoured for his involvement with National Alliance of Sentencing Advocates and Mitigation Specialists

William New, Peter Nahirnyj and Nick Palmieri are this year's winners of the NESTEA® The Recruit ® 2013

King's associate alumna Thérèse Quigley receives Sport, Fitness & Recreation award at YMCA Women of Excellence Gala

Co-chair of King's Student Life Campaign, Helen Spriet, receives Outstanding Achievement award at YMCA Women of Excellence Gala

With the Darryl J. King Student Life Centre opening taking place September 2013, now is the time to make your annual fund contribution in support of current and future King’s students.

Third-year Psychology and Philosophy student travels to Ukraine for a three-month experiential learning trip

Third year students in the Social Work in the Community course contributed $2,645.16 to the Homeless Memorial