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Several baby Chimney Swifts will be released from the roof of King’s at 6 p.m. August 15, 2014 by Swift Care Ontario.

The King's Community mourns the passing of Dr. Hugh Mellon, Political Science professor.

Get to know Sarah Lehman, a mentor in our King's Academic Mentorship Program

Officials from King's and Schulich meet with partner universities in Brazil on July 27 and 28, 2014.

Rylan Waring and Adam Newton presented their paper on symbiotic symbols at the Cognitive Science Society conference in Quebec City.

Delegates from CTBU met with King's administration to discuss the CTBU/King's 2+2 joint degree program. 

Delegates from Chandigarh University met with King's administration to explore areas of partnership.

King’s faculty, Drs. Kristin Lozanski in Sociology, and Erin Hannah in Political Science have won SSHRC Insight Development Grants.

Dr. Meek was selected as this year's recipient of the 51视频 Award of Excellence in Teaching by Full-Time Faculty.

King's professors Drs. Tozun Bahcheli and Erin Hannah, and alumna Amy Wood, present papers at the Academic Council of the United Nations System Conference in Turkey. 

On Wednesday July 2, 2014, ten King’s Students and two faculty supervisors left the comforts of Southwestern Ontario and flew to Fond du Lac, Saskatchewan for 14 days of catechesis work and incultruation immersion.

Associate Professor in the School of Social Work presents at a Glasgow University conference in Scotland.

Sharda University officials met with King's to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).

The Canadian Summer Experience program at King’s begins today as 31 students from Brazil arrive on campus.

On Tuesday June 10^th we are proud to welcome back to campus our 2014 graduates. There is a full day of events at King’s and Western as 624 King’s students receive Western degrees.  

King’s is home to 18 students and 2 faculty from Sharda University, Greater Noida, Delhi, India until July. 

CSI and Social Work professor Dr. Rachel Birnbaum receives Stanley Cohen Distinguished Research Award, as well as a SSHRC grant over the next 5 years.

First Nations, Inuit or Métis students entering full-time or part-time study at King's this fall are eligible for the Gaudium et Spes (Joy and Hope) Award.