Resumption of teaching for King’s classes: Monday, September 15, 2025

As our colleagues at Dalhousie University and the Dalhousie Faculty Association navigate contract negotiations, we began this term with a protocol during this work stoppage that supported the delivery of classes at King’s open only to King’s students. During this time, we have been re-evaluating the situation as it has evolved and are now announcing that most suspended classes at King’s will resume on Monday, September 15, 2025.

Classes that remain suspended as of Monday, September 15, 2025

HSTC 3302/BIOL 3602 History of Biology, which is taught by a member of the Dalhousie Faculty Association

Classes taught by the six Carnegie professors, who occupy a joint appointment at both King’s and Dalhousie, and who teach and work primarily at Dalhousie. Those classes are in:

CLAS 3515 Greek Tragedy (R. Barker)

CLAS 2011 Latin Lit. in Translation (P. O’Brien)

CLAS 4821 Latin Texts: Human and Divine (P. O’Brien)

CLAS 5037 Adv. Latin Sem: Human & Divine (P. O’Brien)

ENGL 3031 19th Century Fiction: Austen-Dickens (R. Maitzen)

FILM 3601 Scriptwriting 1 (R. Barker)

HIST 2325 US Black History to 1865 (H. Whitfield)

THEA 3515 Greek Tragedy (R. Barker)

THEA 3601 Scriptwriting 1 (R. Barker)

King’s students and parents are advised that the student accounts fall term due date for tuition and fees, including residence, will be 10 instruction days after suspended Dalhousie classes resume. 

If you have questions about the resumption of courses, please reach out to the appropriate contact. For inquiries related to course timings, formats, or content, please contact your course instructor directly. For questions about course choices, important academic dates, planning your schedule, or accessing academic support, please visit or email the Registrar’s Office at registrar@ukings.ca.