Journals

Oct 6, 2025 New co-op project opens doors to local high school researchers
The Summer Cooperative Education Program in Analytics and Decision Sciences, a pilot co-op, offered a local high school student an opportunity to gain mentorship and experience in completing a research project. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 29, 2025 Dr. Muller speaks on U.S. ambassador's comments about pre-clearance policy
Dr. Ben Muller, Professor and Program Coordinator, Migration and Border Studies, spoke to the CBC National in the aftermath of comments made by the U.S. Ambassador to Canada suggesting that the U.S. should re-examine its travel pre-clearance policy. (The video can also be found on YouTube.) Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Sep 18, 2025 King's faculty receive $540K in SSHRC grants to address societal challenges
Nine new SSHRC-funded research projects, led by 16 King’s faculty members, will explore critical issues including equity, inclusion, public policy, and community well-being, advancing mission-driven scholarship with a community impact. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jul 10, 2025 Dr. Silva discusses 'oppressive' FSU revenue-sharing deals with The Guardian
An article for The Guardian, co-written by Dr. Derek Silva, Professor of Sociology, discusses the implications of Florida State University's new revenue-sharing program which terms injury or illness as a breach of contract for the student-athlete. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jun 6, 2025 Dr. Dean speaks to Catholic Register about AI on G7 agenda
Dr. Jason Dean, Assistant Professor of Economics, spoke to The Catholic Register about how navigating the fine line between the potential of artificial intelligence and instituting proper governance standards will be a focal point of the upcoming G7 Summit, taking place June 15-17, 2025, in Kananaskis, Alberta. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Jun 4, 2025 Dr. Ben Muller talks to CBC Kids about U.S.-Canada border crossings

Dr. Ben Muller, Program Coordinator for King's Minor in Migration and Border Studies Program, spoke to CBC Kids about the hesitancy by many Canadians to cross the U.S.-Canada border. This was part of a story about a group of Toronto high school students being unable to travel to Kansas City, Missouri, for a competition due to concerns around safety.
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Apr 17, 2025 Dr. Muller discusses Canada-U.S. border issues with experts at Seattle workshop
Dr. Ben Muller will bring direct knowledge gained from stakeholder conversations back to the classroom and will discuss many of the themes in his upcoming webinar. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Apr 17, 2025 Dr. Silcox discusses youth crime rates in CBC story

Dr. Jennifer Silcox, Assistant Professor of Childhood and Youth Studies, lent her research knowledge in crime in Canada involving youth and girls to a CBC story about the beating of a young teenager in a London city park. She says that overall, youth crime rates are very low, so any increase in those numbers can be misconstrued.
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Apr 10, 2025 Dr. Janczak selected for Faculty Mobility for Partnership Building Program
Dr. Janczak’s project aims to strengthen the partnership between King’s and Brazil’s Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul (PUCRS). Facebook Twitter Linkedin