Albee Square— Luxury Building or “Animal House”?

The New York Times publishes column on 436 Albee Square West when tenants complain that their luxury building has been converted into a “dormitory.”

CampusElizabeth WinnDecember 3, 2018libbywinn, Secondary Feature

Almost Like Hearing His Heartbeat

“At Eternity’s Gate” provides an intimate look at the life of Van Gogh.

CultureJillian CheneyDecember 1, 2018jilliancheney

Beards and Why to Shave Them

Everyone and everything is telling you not to shave (including your sleeping schedule). Don't listen to them (or yourself). Listen to me: You need to shave.

OpinionWill HogueNovember 30, 2018willhogue, Secondary Feature, secondaryfeature

Beards and How to Grow Them

Growing a beard can be an easy, fun and free way to express yourself. Beards are like tattoos, but basically free and less permanent.

OpinionRyan TurnerNovember 30, 2018ryanturner

The Social Media Generation: Where the Internet is Leading Us

How are YouTube and social media platforms affecting life as we know it?

CultureRachel FreemanNovember 29, 2018rachelfreeman

Sleepless in Manhattan

Between homework, mandatory events and dress code, do King’s students have time for rest?

CampusElli EsherNovember 27, 2018elliesher

A Chaotic Film Festival Brings Order to The King’s College

This year the Interregnum 12-Hour Film Festival replaced the historic opening competition, the reading test.

CampusAnnabelle FordNovember 19, 2018annabelleford, libbywinn, Lizavandenboom, Secondary Feature

Men’s Soccer Close Season Looking Forward to Next Year

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.

CampusGuest UserNovember 19, 2018bernadetteberdychowski, Secondary Feature

A Bookstore Offers a Step Inside the World of You’ve Got Mail

Read more about the magical bookstore featured in the major motion picture, You’ve Got Mail.

CampusElli EsherNovember 16, 2018elissaesher, elliesher, bookstore, movie, Secondary Feature

New Documentary Honoring Charleston Church Shooting Tells Story of Forgiveness

Deeply stirring documentary “Emanuel,” about the Charleston church shooting in 2015, brings a hopeful angle to a tragic story.

CultureAnastassia GliadkovskayaNovember 16, 2018anastassiagliadkovskaya

Tree Branches Fall with the Snow in Manhattan

Giant branches of trees came crashing down on Park Avenue as the city’s first snow fell.

New York City votes Democrat in its last Republican seat

In a historical election, Staten Island (NY-11) voted Democrat, a district that held the last Republican seat in the city.

Queen Elizabeth I Takes Crown at First Interregnum Fall Film Festival

Judges pick a winner to conclude The King’s College’s first 12-hour Interregnum film festival.

CampusRiver BellNovember 14, 2018brendanbell, libbywinn

Amazon Announces Dual Headquarters— One in New York City

Both New York City and Northern Virginia were selected to hold the tech titan’s HQ2 camp.

CityGuest UserNovember 13, 2018annesraders, graphicsbyberdychowski, Secondary Feature

How Both Parties Won and Lost the Midterms

Democrats won the House. Republicans held the Senate. Washington D.C. is going to look a lot different for the next few years.

CultureBrent ButerbaughNovember 13, 2018brentbuterbaugh, Secondary Feature

100 Years Later: Polish March for Freedom shows Divided Nation

Law and Justice (Pis) Party distrusts the European Union
European Council President and former Polish Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, calls for Poland’s unity to Europe

OpinionJan GerberNovember 13, 2018jangerber