Dr. Peter Mahaffy co-authored an article titled "Reorienting chemistry education through systems…
On March 18, 2017, Dr. Charles Stolte premiered Four Blake Seasons in The King’s University…
Dr. Visscher’s research in the Beaver Hills spans a range of topics uncovering how humans…
In 2014, Alberta Environment and Parks asked Visscher to determine if the wildlife-friendly…
Is there a true divide between public (secular) and private (religious) schools and should…
The current state of the globe’s social-ecological systems present multiple challenges,…
How did Edmonton’s River Valley become the largest urban park system in North America?…
Sand Grains in Infinity: Humanity and Inhumanity in WW2 is an original approach to the study…
Our spiritual lives matter, and they should not stop mattering when we go to work. The new…
Re-Forming History is an attempt at a new way of looking at the past, as seen through the…
Time is a fundamental context within which we do our work, coordinate activities, and achieve…
What are the philosophical implications and presuppositions of the claim “everything…
The purpose of Spaling's research in Kenya is to investigate the contribution of conservation…
For the past 27 years, Professor of Sociology Dr. David Long has involved King’s students…
In a previous career King's education professor Margie Patrick was a high school social studies…
January 2017, saw the world premiere of Le Passage du Temps composed by Jacobus Kloppers,…
Back pain is one of the most common chronic conditions in western society. While pain…
Research has been happening at King's since the beginning. There's plenty more to come so…
