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Sep 26, 2023 David Suzuki and local environmentalists join together for Environmental Equity discussion
Internationally known and revered advocate, activist and author David Suzuki will speak to our community about Environmental Equity issues as well as the challenge of systemic racism as part of an Author Series event on October 3, 2023. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 25, 2023 King's alumnus inducted into Western Mustangs Sports Hall of Fame
Ryan McKie ’03 has fond memories of King’s, especially the relationships he built, the support he received, and the foundation he established for his current career with CIBC. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 25, 2023 A $326,436 SSHRC research study aims to improve Canada's Housing & Homelessness System

A study supported by King’s faculty on how to effectively rehouse individuals with the highest support needs in the context of the current national housing crisis has received significant national funding.
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Sep 22, 2023 King's students' papers receive Highly Commended Honours at Global Awards
Congratulations to Olivia Holland, Kevin Southgate, Riley Buist, Alexis Andrade, and Alexa Van Cuylenborg, whose papers were named as Highly Commended as part of the 2023 Global Undergraduate Awards. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 21, 2023 An opportunity to listen to Indigenous voices
Listening to Indigenous Voices is a seven-part series that will include a shared meal and a listening circle based on readings about Indigenous world views, the history of colonization, and the topics of righting relationships, decolonization, and Indigenization. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 19, 2023 More choices than ever when it comes to getting a meal at King's
Ah-So Sushi is in a new location, just one of the changes and new offerings for King’s students and employees when they look for something to eat. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 18, 2023 A new opportunity for students to compete for King's
King’s has received an extramural membership with the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association – Ontario Collegiate Recreation which will provide an outlet for our students to compete against other teams from across the province. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 15, 2023 Something for everyone at The Greatest Homecoming on Earth
While the focus of Homecoming will remain on returning alumni, there will be plenty of events and activities for everyone, including students and employees, to enjoy. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 12, 2023 Dr. Ventresca discusses document about Jews in Rome during the Holocaust
Dr. Robert Ventresca, Vice President and Academic Dean, offered his expertise and opinion about a rediscovered document that shows Catholic orders in Rome sheltered more than 3,000 Jews during the Holocaust. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 11, 2023 Dr. Norton leads team to algorithm predicting brain injury survival
Dr. Loretta Norton led an interdisciplinary team of researchers that discovered an answer to the question of which ICU patients will survive severe brain injuries. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 7, 2023 Dr. Newman speaks to media about cabinet shuffle

Dr. Jacquetta Newman, Professor of Politics and International Relations, appeared on several media outlets to discuss Elgin-Middlesex London MPP Rob Flack being appointed associate minister of housing in the wake of the Greenbelt scandal.
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Sep 6, 2023 Bridging Week welcomes new International students to King's
Bridging Week helps International students feel at home and become part of the King’s community. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 5, 2023 Dr. Antonio Calcagno named Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada

Dr. Antonio Calcagno, Professor of Philosophy, joins prestigious body of distinguished scholars in Canada.
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Aug 30, 2023 SSHRC research grant will support Canada's first study of adolescent sibling conflict

Dr. Joseph Michalski is the recipient of a SSHRC Insight grant to support his work in directing The Canadian National Study of Adolescent Sibling Conflict, Aggression, and Bullying, which he says is the most common, yet under-researched, form of domestic violence.
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Aug 30, 2023 Students learning to support other students
Incoming students they will have easy access to student leaders who are ready to have important conversations about how best to transition to university. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 30, 2023 Dr. Baltzer-Jaray shares expertise at German conference
An expert in the life and work of German phenomenologist, Adolf Reinach, Dr. Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray was one of fifteen who presented at an invite-only conference. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Aug 30, 2023 A $223,837 SSHRC research study examines the impact of recent changes to the Divorce Act

Dr. Rachel Birnbaum is a co-recipient of a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) grant for a collaborative study that will investigate recent changes to the Divorce Act, the Children’s Law Reform Act, and the intersection of family violence and high-conflict families involved in parental separation.
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Aug 30, 2023 SSHRC research study aims to reduce post-pandemic barriers to recreation and sport
Dr. Liam Kennedy and Dr. Derek Silva are the recipients of a SSHRC Insight Grant for a study examining how sports activities and places like gyms, golf courses, basketball courts and soccer fields, were experienced, politicized, and regulated - or not - at different moments during the COVID-19 pandemic. Facebook Twitter Linkedin