Political Art in the Age of Technology: The Whitney Biennial

On a cold, rainy Sunday, eager museum-goers crowded the entrance to the Whitney Museum of American Art to witness a biennial event showcasing 63 artists’ work.

CultureAnne SradersApril 15, 2017

Peter Kreeft and The Church's Common Ground: Returning to the Roots

In the season of Lent, and the 500th anniversary of the Reformation this October, the state of the Church’s stability is undeniably relevant

Campus, CultureAnne CarmanApril 3, 2017

The Most Reluctant Convert: For Those Already Converted

Together, the technical elements and creative visions of McLean and Ken Denison (co-directors) result in an uplifting and informative 80-minute look into the spiritual life of C.S. Lewis.

CultureAmanda MiloneApril 3, 2017

Journalism At King's: A New Degree for a New Generation of Kingsians

With the McCandlish Phillips Journalism Institute on campus, The King’s College has steadily been earning a reputation as a leading Christian liberal arts school when it comes to training in journalism.

CampusAnnabelle FordMarch 30, 2017annabelleford

Column: If Trump Was Black

From the start of his campaign to his inauguration, President Trump has presented himself as the champion of the “forgotten Americans.” The billionaire promised to save the White working class voters who were supposedly left behind by the Obama administration, voters who in turn delivered him the Presidency.

OpinionJonah OrtizMarch 30, 2017 Comments

Keeping Up with The King's Council: When, Where and How to Get Your Dance On

The meeting started off with a prayer from Thatcher President Gabrielle Vickers.

CampusGuest UserMarch 30, 2017

This Week in the City: Exhibition Opening, War Conference, Party, and Dance Class

The feeling of spring may have failed to arrive in New York City on its official date, but new events have sprung in the city! Check out a few rad things you can do without warm rays of sunshine, happening This Week in the City.

CityElizabeth HarrisonMarch 30, 2017yoga, dance, art, PPE, war

This Week in the City: Paint Party, Women, Pipeline Politics, and Dance Showcase

As you settle back into your academic routine and prepare to finish off this year like a boss, consider checking out these events happening This Week in the City.

CityElizabeth HarrisonMarch 20, 2017dance, women, politics, party, night out

Op-Ed: Return 'City Engagement' to House Cup Competition

City engagement used to be a part of King’s year-long House Cup Competition, along with the GPA and basketball competitions.

OpinionRachel ClineMarch 20, 2017

Concerts You Should March to This Month

Word on the streets of Washington D.C (not confirmed) is that President Trump’s latest executive order could ban all concerts in NYC after March. Go to these shows before live music becomes illegal!

Caleb TrouwborstMarch 18, 2017

Back Later, Gone Fishing

It’s 11:30 in the evening of Nov. 21, 2016. The smell of day-old bait marries with whiffs of marijuana. A man in baggy pants, an oversized jacket and a grey toboggan smokes a thick self-rolled joint in the low-forties weather.

Rachel ClineMarch 8, 2017

House of Bonhoeffer Clinches House Cup With Historic Run

With one competition remaining, the House Cup is no longer up for grabs after an unprecedented performance by the House of Bonhoeffer this year.

CampusGuest UserMarch 2, 2017House Cup

Virtual Reality Takes the Runway at NYFW Spring 2017

On February 14, the third floor of the Samsung 837 flagship space in the Meatpacking District was filled with visitors experiencing Fashion Week like they had never seen it before, in virtual reality.

CultureGuest UserMarch 1, 2017NYFW

This Week in the City: Workshop, Miami History, Open Mic and Passionate Women

Whether midterms week is hitting you hard or it's a piece of cake, find your inner Einstein and Buddha by checking out these rad events happening This Week in the City.

CityElizabeth HarrisonFebruary 28, 2017

Michael Martinez Named 2017-2018 Student Body President

After over a week of campaigning, the results are in.

Campus, ESTvGuest UserFebruary 23, 2017student body president

SBP Candidates’ Last Address to the Student Body Before Election

Yesterday marked the last official event for the 2017 Student Body President campaigns. The Final Speeches were the last chance for the candidates to address the Student Body as a whole before the upcoming election.

CampusAnnabelle FordFebruary 22, 2017student body president, annabelleford

A Look at NYC’s Winter Restaurant Week

Mushroom Veloute with chive crème fraiche and brioche croutons. Beajoulais sausage with braised lentils du puy, root vegetables and whole grain mustard jus.

CityGuest UserFebruary 22, 2017Food

This Week in the City: Dance, Incarceration Lecture, Modeling, and Graffiti

The anticipation may have already hit the air, but there is still one more week until the official midterm week, so here are some events to calm you This Week in the City.

CityElizabeth HarrisonFebruary 21, 2017