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Nov 25, 2025 King's launches new "Find Your Crown" campaign
King’s has launched a new campaign highlighting the transformative moments that help students see their futures start to take shape.
Nov 21, 2025 Dr. Tee Malleson makes the case for Free Groceries for All
Free groceries may not be enough to remedy the titanic insecurity that currently exists, but it is a good first step, and it has a lot of potential. In Canada alone, a minimum-wage worker working full-time cannot afford a one-bedroom apartment in fifty-three of the country’s sixty-two urban regions. For Jacobin Magazine, Dr. Malleson argues that if free groceries were introduced as a universal policy, a substantial number of people would benefit— roughly 38 million Canadians, 330 million Americans, or 68 million British citizens.
Nov 19, 2025 Spirit Bear finds home at King's Library after student trip to Ottawa
After an advocacy-focused trip to Ottawa, King’s students brought Bruce the Spirit Bear to campus. With a home in the Cardinal Carter Library, Bruce symbolizes the struggle for Indigenous children’s rights and supports ongoing learning, dialogue, and action toward Truth and Reconciliation at King’s.
Nov 13, 2025 Recognizing Excellence in Teaching at King's
Congratulations to Dr. Claudia Clausius and Lucas Andersen, who will be honoured as the recipients of the 2025 King's Awards of Excellence in Teaching.
Nov 10, 2025 Dr. Robert Ventresca Appointed as King's 10th President
Following a national search and extensive community consultation, King’s University College announces the appointment of Dr. Robert Ventresca as its 10th President.
Nov 3, 2025 King's student writes about effect of AI on education
In a recent article published in Maclean’s, King’s fourth-year student Charlotte MacDonald, pursuing a double major in History and Creative Writing, examines how AI has affected the way her peers pursue their education in a world where copying, pasting, and rephrasing AI prompts are rapidly becoming the norm. She argues that “with generative AI, the mantra ‘work smarter, not harder’ has taken on a whole new life force.”

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04 Dec

Money, Planning, and Support for People with Disabilities

1:00 PM

You're Worth It! Money, Planning, and Support for People with Disabilities is an empowering, free event that provides tools, tips, and expert guidance to help people with disabilities and their supporters plan for the future with confidence.

05 Dec

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women Vigil

12:00 PM

Join us as we gather in remembrance and solidarity on the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women Vigil. This vigil honours the lives lost to gender-based violence, supports survivors, and reaffirms our shared commitment to creating safer communities. All are welcome to stand together in reflection, hope, and action.

10 Dec

SSHRC Insight Development Grant Workshop

1:00 PM

The Research Office invites you to a hybrid workshop on the SSHRC Insight Development Grant. This session will provide an in-depth overview of the application process, practical advice, and proven strategies to enhance your proposal.

23 Jan

President's Update

12:00 PM

Join Robert Ventresca, 10^th President of King's, for his inaugural President's update, where he will share the latest developments at King's and outline his vision for the future.

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King’s is a public Catholic University College engaged in the open pursuit of truth, and the discovery and sharing of knowledge in service to humanity. By integrating academic programs rooted in the liberal arts with comprehensive student support, King’s creates an inclusive and empowering space for students by nourishing their capacity for critical thought, articulate expression, creativity, and ethical action.