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At the Fall 2021 CityStudio London Hubbub, students from King’s Disability Studies will present their research into system navigation of health and social care systems in London.

Dr. Chinelo Ezenwa presented on her recently defended Ph.D. on the implications of 19th century missionary interventions for Africans as part of the African Conversations Series.

King’s will partner with Devant to offer resources to create new career opportunities and pathways for international students.

Childhood and Youth Studies (CYS) will facilitate a collaborative, youth-led workshop, known as Shaking the Movers (a Canada-wide initiative developed by the Landon Pearson Centre). The workshop will explore young people’s key ideas, insights, and recommendations on how to leverage and build advocacy skills to make a difference in their community.

As part of Career Canada Month, King’s will be highlighting the programs and resources it offers to support students’ transition to impactful and meaningful careers.

As mid-terms begin or continue and projects come due, King’s students, whether first-year, first-time or upper-year, can rely on multiple supports to assist with any challenges they may face.

The King’s Econo-Math Society (KEMS) Club recently launched their own podcast: Mondays for Analytics and Data Science (MADS), covering all things Analytics and Data Science (ADS).

King’s Political Science graduates discuss how mentorship opportunities and peer-to-peer support helped paved their future paths to graduate school.