Classics in the Quad is an annual King’s Theatrical Society tradition where an ancient Greek drama is performed on the steps of the library at the start of the school year. The play typically favours casting first-year students, but it is by no means unusual to have older students perform as well. This year’s Classics…
Women's Volleyball The undefeated home streak continues for the UKC women, who stayed perfect in the weekend game, finishing with a 3-1 over the visiting Chargers of Crandall University. A strong start from Beate Shannon's side saw the Blue Devils cruise to a 25-15 win in the first set, before narrowly dropping the second set…
Women's Basketball The wait for the first win of the season goes on for the UKC women, who fell in their lone game on the weekend at home to the Mounties of Mount Allison University. The shorthanded Blue Devils struggled to contain the size and depth of the Mounties, who collected 20 offensive rebounds in…
Michelle Wilband has a breadth of knowledge in her work as a humanities educator, having gained experience from academic roles at several institutions throughout her career. Recently, Wilband sat down to discuss a new role she’s taken on this year, the Associate Director (Student Support) and how she can help students in the Foundation Year…
The University of King’s College and Mount Saint Vincent University are pleased to welcome Emily Pictou-Roberts as the first Resident Nsukwi’ (Auntie in Residence) serving both universities. Emily is from the Mi’kmaw community of Millbrook First Nation. She began in her new role at the end of October 2022, believed to be the first university-based Indigenous Auntie…
Dear students, This morning, Dalhousie distributed the following memo outlining the approach to completing courses that were affected by the CUPE strike. Please note that, as the strike only affected courses at Dalhousie, these changes do not apply to courses at King’s. Please continue to monitor your Brightspace account and university email inbox for specific…
King’s students launch test phase of an eBooks program focused on healthcare innovation “There’s such a desire for the kind of skills that liberal arts graduates have,” says Joanna Sheridan, who oversees experiential learning at King’s. She adds, “I think the sky is the limit these days, particularly if [students] are willing to look beyond…
His strong, clear focus likely won’t be the first thing you notice about Caleb Rennie unless, perhaps, your introduction to him is on the basketball court. A first-year King’s student and recipient of both the Dr. Carrie Best Scholarship and the Sylvia D. Hamilton Award, Rennie speaks thoughtfully and with an easy, understated manner that…
The perfect run is complete for the UKC men who finished off their perfect season in Fredericton with a 48-5 win over the UNB Reds. Winning the league and Maritime cups for the first time since the 2012-13 season, these championships are the first King's has captured in the 2022-23 athletics campaign. Six Blue Devils…
