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Despite studying and work from home, King’s students have continued to incorporate work-integrated learning during COVID-19, benefitting the university and community as a whole.

Today (April 13) is the final day for students to complete their Winter term Student Questionnaires on Courses and Teaching (SQCT).

We recognize the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. While we work towards stopping racism, we know it is far from enough. We must do better.

A study on people’s willingness to intervene in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, led by Dr. Megan Shore, has received an SSHRC Partnership Engagement Grant COVID-19 Special Initiative.

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.