A former Episcopal Church building in NYC has transformed from being a temple of religion, drugs, and now the body.
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A loss against SUNY ESF ends the most successful season with reflecting on how they got there and what they’re looking forward to in the fall.
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A defeat of 5-0 will bring King’s to face an old competitor, who has also been eliminated.
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The Investments Club was approved by the Council, waiting to get the official stamp from Dean David Leedy.
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The men’s soccer team have had a historic run this season and it was enough to make it to Nationals.
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· The Heavenly Bodies exhibit will remain a timeless relic in Met history
· How sex, art, and faith relate
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Students at The King’s College get the chance to explore the world and share a little history.
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This fall, students will be moving into The King’s College’s first residential building in Manhattan. This building is expected to provide a secure line of revenue for the college.
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There’s a man in an old black-and-white photograph, looking right in the eye of the camera, wearing glasses only found in western Brooklyn, and surrounded by trees in the forest. This is hipster St. Pope John Paul II, an icon for “cool” Catholics.
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The King’s Council will vote next Monday on a proposal to double the points of this year’s Interregnum events that would count toward the House Cup point system. Due to the Student Life and House President’s decision to cut the competitive aspect of the House Futures Competition from the House Cup, the House of Ronald Reagan has set the proposal forward to increase the quality of Interregnum and help build community among house members.
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The newly renovated student space in The King’s College opened for students in time for the spring semester but is yet to be finished. The seating in the library hallway was removed over the winter break due to fire code regulations and the new space located on the fifth floor is now known as the “Lion’s Den.”
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In a place as diverse as New York City, finding the best authentic food can be a difficult task when there are over 24,000 dining establishments to choose from. Four students of The King’s College chose their favorite place to eat among the thousands of restaurants and verified that these locations reminded them of the food they ate back home.
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A recently discovered Leonardo da Vinci painting was showcased in New York City at Christie’s auction house. "Salvator Mundi," a portrait of Christ, has an eerie resemblance to the famed "Mona Lisa." The painting was sold at auction for $450 million on Nov. 15, making it the most expensive painting ever sold.
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Acclaimed panelists came together on Nov. 6 at the Museum of Jewish Heritage to discuss how the Islamization of Europe and the rise of new secularism is resurrecting anti-Semitism in contemporary Europe today. According to Glendon’s observations, religious indifference is a factor that causes Europeans to disregard religious freedom as an important right. She even mentioned that she struggled to convince people that religious freedom was a right worth protecting.
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