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Residence room fees will not be increasing for 2021-2022, as a way to help those experiencing difficulties during COVID-19.

Curtis Fortune, a Childhood and Social Institutions student, helped to organize a sock drive that collected over 57,000 pairs of socks for the city’s less fortunate.

“Coming in from the Cold: Community Voices in the Time of COVID” will focus on the experiences of marginalized populations during COVID-19.

The King’s Players Theatre Company will virtually perform Little Women on March 3 -6, 2021.

The Middlesex-London Health Unit has announced that, effective today (March 1, 2021), our area has moved into the Orange Level of Ontario’s COVID-19 response framework. For the King’s community, this means we have increased the number of study spaces on the King’s campus and the dining room space at the Thames Market.

King's University College Students' Council's presentation of a virtual talk by Martin Luther King III has received local and area media coverage.

For the first time, two King’s organizations, King’s Political Science Students’ Association and King’s University College Students’ Council, collaborated with the Western Black Students’ Association to host a virtual event highlighting the lived experiences of BIPOC students in Canada.

A joint letter from all of London’s post-secondary leaders standing up together against racism.

As Ontario moves regions into the red level of the COVID-19 framework, King’s is opening access to some buildings as permissible. You can find information on all of the departments and buildings at King's, including Student Finance, Central Services and the Student Life Centre here.

A joint message from Dr. David Malloy, King's Principal and Cheryl Jensen, BSc, M.Ed., Interim Principal, Brescia University College.

A new partnership between King’s Social Work Students, local school board provides students with opportunity to work in a clinic assisting families who otherwise may not receive care.