Our JMS Careless History Club had a blast learning to curl! Now we’re ready to cheer on Team Gushue at the World Curling Championships semifinal! TSN Curling Devin Heroux King's at Western

Human Rights Studies students gained incredible opportunities for intellectual, personal, and professional growth at the Crossing Borders Conference. 'The mentorship from (our) professors is unmatched,' says Emma Lee Stevens-Daugharty, 4th Year student. kings.uwo.ca/about-kings/me…

Congratulations to our esteemed faculty honoured at King's Knowledge Exchange & Impact Awards Gala! Your dedication to advancing knowledge not only elevates our academic standing King's at Western, but also significantly contributes to the enrichment of our community. #APlaceToBe

Mini #HistoryFieldSchool reunion at the Experiential Learning Showcase for #KingsResearchWeek ! Great to reconnect with our King's Alumni and share stories from our time in Belgium and France in 2022. #JBCFellowship #ExperientialLearning #APlaceToBe

Alumni, students and faculty discussed the power of international experiential learning, reflecting on field courses in Ghana, Ethiopia, Belgium and France and how these courses transform lives, foster leadership, and empower changemakers.
#IWentToKings #KingsResearchWeek

Great day King's at Western open house. So cool meeting soon to be history students who are being taught by some of our History at King's alum.

Highlight was a parent thinking I was one of the students. As turning 60 is rapidly approaching, he made my day.

As a proud King's Alumni choosing King’s made all the difference in the world. It’s always a pleasure to attend King's at Western Open House and speak to our rich academic programs, and incredible faculty and staff that truly make this a place to be. #KingsOpenHouse #APlaceToBe

That’s a wrap on #KingsOpenHouse ! Thanks for stopping by campus to learn about life at King’s.

Accept your offer today and experience the King’s difference. #APlaceToBe #IGoToKings

Learn more about our amazing history program King's at Western Open House! We’ve got students, faculty and King's Alumni here to share why studying history at King’s is the place to be!

#KingsOpenHouse #APlaceToBe

Today's the day! Drop by our Open House from 12 to 4 p.m. and experience your future at King’s! We can’t wait to welcome you and show you why King's is #APlaceToBe and #APlaceToBe come!

Visit kings.uwo.ca/open-house to register and plan your day.

Check out this article in Western Gazette highlighting Professor Broad’s book, Part of Life Itself: The War Diary of Lieutenant Leslie Howard Miller, CEF,  which shares the annotated diary entries of the Canadian WWI soldier. King's at Western kings.uwo.ca/about-kings/me…

We are so proud of the profound and enduring legacy of our colleague History Professor Emerita Professor Renée Soulodre-La France! 👏

Tune in to Afternoon Drive today at 4:07 p.m. to hear King's at Western Professor and #ConspiracyTheory expert Dr. Dr. Alison Meek weigh in on the #KateGate conversation.

Dr Drachewych is part of a panel tonight King's at Western with the London branch of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress to raise awareness of Ukrainian children displaced in Russia. It’s at 6:30pm in Labatt Hall.

King’s invites you to celebrate #BlackHistory Month . This year’s theme is 'Black Resistance,' honouring the resilience of Black people throughout history.

Explore resources, book recommendations, and events on our website. #APlaceToBe #BlackHistory kings.uwo.ca/about-kings/ed…

Plan ahead to join LCSC's lecture with Dr. Graham Broad of King's University College. 'The War Diary of Leslie Miller, CEF.' Wednesday, March 13 7:00 pm. In person or Zoom. studyofcanada.ca/event/war-diar…

In a new episode of the Witness to Yesterday podcast Larry Ostola talks to Graham Broad about his University of Toronto Press book, Part of Life Itself: The War Diary of Lieutenant Leslie Howard Miller, CEF. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYf124.

Larry Ostola Graham Broad History at King's

With the rise of antisemitism, Holocaust education is more crucial than ever to combat prejudice and hate. Courses such as 'The Totalitarian Age' and 'The Holocaust and Human Rights' allow King's students to study the origins and events of the Holocaust and its impact on history.

Family connections play a vital role in the integration and retention of new immigrants, as highlighted by King's at Western History Prof Dr. Stephanie Bangarth in a recent article by CTV News. ctvnews.ca/canada/new-imm…

On Nov. 11, 1918, the guns of WWI fell silent, marking the armistice. Today, we remember the sacrifices of the past. Our faculty & students often pay tribute to those who served during both World Wars in their academic journeys at King’s. #RemembranceDay
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