Campus & Community
One hundred years after King’s campus in Windsor burned down, we find ourselves once again facing the unknown. In 1920, classes resumed within a week, and students were welcomed into the homes of Windsor residents. In 2020, classes began again (though in the admittedly different form of online learning) after a week hiatus, and students…
As has been the case since the beginning of this pandemic, King’s fundamental and overarching concerns are the health and safety of its students, faculty and staff, and that of the broader Halifax community. Within that context, King’s is equally motivated and determined to ensure learning at the university continues to be inspiring and high…
Our hearts break again. This weekend, we learned that King’s Journalism graduate, Capt. Jennifer Casey, BJ’11, who served as a public affairs officer with the Canadian Snowbirds, lost her life when the acrobatic jet she was in tragically crashed in Kamloops, B.C. Our sorrow is more poignant knowing Jennifer and the Canadian Snowbirds were engaged…
Please note: Due to current health and safety concerns related to COVID-19, and in accordance with direction from the Premier and the province’s Chief Medical…
We regret that we have had to postpone our May 29, 2020 Encaenia ceremony, but we’re planning a special celebratory video project that will premiere…
Since a visit to our campus isn’t possible at the moment, we’d love to connect with you for an online campus tour webinar. These sessions…