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Women's basketball gives back off the court
When games were cancelled due to COVID-19, the team showed the community what love looks like. Being part of a team is more than just wearing the same uniform. Last year, when university sports were cancelled…
First on-campus graduation hosted in style by King's
Pivoting from the ways things were done in past years meant that King’s held its first ever in-house graduation on April 30. With a goal of giving graduates a meaningful last day on campus surrounded…
The pressure is real: King's alumnus Reuben Bestman shares what life as an O.R. nurse is like
Working in health care is never easy—especially these days. Hospital resources have been squeezed to the limits and waitlists are ever growing. When Reuben Bestman, B.Sc. ’06, arrives at his job as…
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Summer youth camps give Eagles a chance to serve their community
Camp is a summertime staple and at King’s, athletes spend a few of their summer days helping young people hone their skills at badminton, basketball, and volleyball. Lauryn Draker, a second-year libero…
A deep breath, a deeper understanding
Writing and academics didn’t always come easily to Len Fehr, King’s writing success coordinator. As an undergraduate student at a large public university, Fehr struggled to keep up in his studies.…
A new way to think about sacrifice and justice
Is what we think about biblical sacrifice and justice all wrong? Theology professor Dr. Andrew Rillera thinks that for many Christians, the answer is largely a yes. Rillera has a new book coming out with…
Discipleship and Resistance group wrestles with uncomfortable Christian topics
What is money and how do you feel about it? What were you taught about it growing up and what does the Bible teach us about it? A rabbit trail of questions like these is a standard night for the Discipleship…
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Singing together: technology and Innovation make pandemic choral experiences possible for King’s students
Because of the hard work of King’s Choral Director, Dr. Melanie Turgeon, The King’s University Music program is the only program in Edmonton, and possibly Alberta, conducting choir lessons and rehearsals…
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Being Christian scholars in dangerous times
Serviceable insight was a great way to summarize what loving one’s neighbour meant in scholarship and research when I started at King’s 32 years ago. Christian scholars generate and share serviceable…
Men’s futsal brings home a banner with silver medal in home-turf championship
Hosting a championship and winning a banner is all in a weekend for King’s men’s futsal. The Eagles took home silver, placing second in the league of 12 schools, after a four-team round robin tournament…
Badminton wins CCAA doubles silver and Coach of the Year
After an intense match that lasted more than an hour—with one 53 shot rally!—King’s students Abby Ledda and Cecilia Wolski won silver at the CCAA National Badminton Championships on March 19 at…
Finding the balance: students reflect on in-person learning during COVID-19
In September 2021, during COVID-19's second wave, King’s decided to blaze a trail and welcome students in-person. Working closely with the provincial government and Alberta Health Services, King's implemented…
Women’s volleyball takes home bronze; men just miss medal in close 5th set
The Eagles are medal carriers once again as women’s volleyball placed third in the ACAC Championships on March 12, winning a fourth set against the Briercrest Clippers in Red Deer (14-25, 25-23, 25-20,…
Eagles badminton wins gold for the first time in league championship and sends five to nationals
It’s a first for Eagles badminton as they became ACAC league champions, taking home gold at the March 5 playoffs in Olds. They beat longtime top contender NAIT for the banner. “Our goal at the start…
A fantastic musical conversation: King’s music students and faculty are ready to perform live again
On a Friday morning in March 2020, King’s music instructors Dr. Joachim Segger and Frank Ho heard the news that Noon Tunes would be cancelled that day because of concerns about COVID-19. But this also…