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Science student set up for success
Research opportunities with Alberta Agriculture and Forestry opens doors for King's student, Rhonda Thygesen, to pursue her passions following graduation.
Eagles fly through another successful season
Stellar athletic performance, perseverance and determination characterizes the Eagles 2019 - 2020 athletics season.
Q&A with Shannon Tuininga, New VP for Institutional Advancement
When did you first start at King’s? I arrived as a student in 1998. After I completed my degree in environmental studies and business, I had the opportunity to serve as an admissions counsellor for…
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Inmates complete King's courses for the first time
For the first time, federally-incarcerated Canadians have completed accredited King’s courses in physics, math, English, history, philosophy and theology through a program called The Ephesus Project.…
The exquisite power of bacteria
What if you could tell those tiny bacterial soldiers to eliminate the unwanted bacteria causing your food to rot? That’s what Dr. Leah Martin-Visscher, Associate Professor of Chemistry, is hoping to…
Chamber choir performs for penitentiary inmates
Members of the King's Chamber Choir put on a Christmas Lessons and Carols service for inmates of the Edmonton Institution, a federal maximum security prison for inmates serving two years to life.
Education under the King
On September 3, 1979, Dr. Richard Mouw delivered the university's first convocation address. This speech has been reprinted from "Torchbearers for the King" by Harry Cook and William Vanden Born in honour…
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King’s receives $225,000 over three years to fund mental health initiatives
Money from Government of Alberta is part of $2.6 million for Edmonton area universities The King’s University is taking a new approach to mental health this year with a campaign called “Join the Resilience,”…
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Trees for tomorrow: Planting for the next 40 years
December 3rd marked the launch of King’s annual Giving Tuesday campaign, Trees for Tomorrow, to plant more trees on campus and naturalize existing campus green space.
Experiential learning paving paths to the future
This week, King’s Education students had the privilege of being taught by Veronica Graff, the Cultural Liaison for M.E LaZerte high school and Londonderry School, as they tackled Indigenous issues in…
King's Fine Arts boasts an exciting performance season
From choir performances to riveting drama productions, King's presents a myriad of enjoyable, family friendly activities throughout the winter season.
$250 000 investment gives King’s chemistry students a leg up
King's investment to upgrade the 17 year old nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) machines computer console gives King's Chemistry students a distinct advantage entering the workforce, or further studies.
Building a more sustainable world through passion and practical skills
At King's, Muriel found a community of learning and growth, and discovered a university committed to building a more sustainable world.
Telling a story of hope through chemistry
Amanda Ciezki's internship with Syncrude Oil, and work with the King's Centre for Visualization in the Sciences (KCVS) helped launch the Design Our Climate simulation (DOCs) and impact Alberta's school…
The Day of Small Things: Art exhibit by Laura Rosengren
Canadian artist, Laura Rosengren's solo exhibition, The Day of Small Things, is being displayed in The King's University Atrium Gallery from November 28, 2019 to February 2020. The Day of Small Things…
