Content note: the following content discusses mass shootings and gender-based violence. On Friday, at King's, we commemorate the 36th anniversary of the École Polytechnique massacre that occurred on December 6, 1989. The flags will be at half mast, a memorial has been set up the lobby of the A&A building and a vigil is planned…
This year’s theme explores the need to value and support all members of society to build a more inclusive, equitable and sustainable world. On December 3, the University of King’s College joins communities around the world in recognizing the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD)—a day dedicated to promoting the rights, dignity and full participation…
Following a screening of the Nova Scotia-based documentary directed by Elliot Page, activists Louise Delisle and Vanessa Hartley spoke to the impact of environmental racism in their community. Students, faculty and community members gathered in the KTS Lecture Hall on October 16 to attend the screening and discussion of There’s Something in the Water with…
This year’s annual outdoor performance by the King’s Theatrical Society was a classic comedy that brought love and laughter to the Quad One of the most special things about King’s is its roots in tradition and the dedication of students to maintaining the yearly events that are so intrinsic to the school. Classics in the…
The University of King’s College Board of Governors has established a Presidential Search Committee to find a replacement for outgoing President Bill Lahey, whose term expires in July 2026. The Board of Governors has formed a Presidential Selection Committee (PSC), which will guide the recruitment and onboarding process. The members of the committee are: Stephanie McGrath, Chair…
As a young teen, Matéo Pérusse-Shortte helped break the ice for other BIPOC hockey players. Now, he’s a passionate football player with dreams of becoming a sports broadcaster. After Matéo Pérusse-Shortte lost his father last year, the Foundation Year Program student felt strongly about he wanted to do: “I decided to follow in his…
A new fellowship prioritizes Black and Indigenous emerging journalists and local, long-form reporting. The fellow will receive $10,000 to write two in-depth articles that will be published in both Island Press Limited, an award-winning publisher on PEI, and The Philanthropist. This opportunity is open to current and former journalism students from the University of King’s…
Yesterday, University of King’s College unveiled the architectural concept designs for one of the most ambitious campus renewal projects in the university’s rich 236-year history. The Southeast Corner Project (SEC) will be home for the King’s School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing, and include a new Athletic Centre with wellness and student services, along with ultra-modern residence space…
King's very own men's soccer head coach Jamie McGinnis has won the 2025 CCAA Men’s Soccer Coach of the Year! Our Blue Devils men’s soccer team has had an exceptional year, ending their season undefeated, with 40 goals for and a nearly unheard-of zero goals against. Under McGinnis’s leadership, they have returned to nationals this…
