History’s Largest Tolkien Exhibit Graces Manhattan

Renowned Catholic author J.R Tolkien’s work will be on display at the Morgan Library until May 12.

CityElli EsherFebruary 6, 2019elliesher, Secondary Feature

Blake Ashley Announces His Campaign for Student Body President

The first formal announcement for the SBP election comes from rising-junior Blake Ashley.

CampusShannon MasonFebruary 5, 2019shannonmason, SBPrace2019, Secondary Feature

Super Bowl LIII: Not the Patriots Again!

The Patriots are back in the Super Bowl
This is a poetic battle for the trophy.

OpinionSimeon MarklinFebruary 1, 2019simeonmarklin

Say Hello to Living Well

HelloWellness hosted a panel in Soho centered around non-toxic living and low-waste lifestyles last week.

CitySerena TuomiFebruary 1, 2019serenatuomi, Secondary Feature

Fashion is a Waiting Game. For Some, It’s Worth the Wait.

Internships in the fashion industry are easy to come by, but careers in fashion are a different story.

CampusElizabeth WinnJanuary 28, 2019libbywinn

Large Turnout for King’s Day of Service

The King’s College spread out throughout the city to serve the people of New York this past Saturday on the college’s fifth annual Day of Service.

CampusSerena TuomiJanuary 28, 2019serenatuomi, Secondary Feature

Vegans, Vegetarians, Pescatarians – Which is More Christian?

The King’s hospitality club, Dele, hosted a panel to explore the questions surrounding animals and ethics. Dr. Anthony Bradley, Dr. David Tubbs, and Dr. David Talcott share their thoughts on the subject and explore how Christians should approach their diets.

CultureSerena TuomiJanuary 23, 2019serenatuomi, Secondary Feature

Women's March in New York City Ensues Despite Divisions

The Women’s March had its lowest turnout yet, but protestors remain optimistic about the movement.

CityMorgan ChittumJanuary 22, 2019morganchittum, photosbyberdychowski, Secondary Feature

Deed Above Creed

This place wants to change the world through social justice. But is it a religion?

Celebramus Cultura: Celebrating Cultivation at King’s

King’s own culture club, Celebramus Cultura, is striving to start conversations on campus that encourage cultural awareness.

CampusAnastassia GliadkovskayaJanuary 16, 2019anastassiagliadkovskaya, Secondary Feature

Netflix Raises Monthly Prices Following “Bird Box” Success

Netflix just announced the service will be increasing monthly prices from $11 to $13.

CultureGuest UserJanuary 15, 2019annesraders, graphicsbyberdychowski, Secondary Feature

Ashura: Saved by Mourning

This magazine piece explores the similarities between the Muslim feast of Ashura and Christian celebrations.

CultureMichael TerryJanuary 15, 2019michaelterry, fall2018mag

A Basketball Season Preview

The King’s College men’s and women’s basketball teams prepare for the season and face challenges.

CampusLiza VandenboomJanuary 14, 2019Lizavandenboom, Secondary Feature

St. John the Baptist

CultureWes ParnellJanuary 7, 2019fall2018mag

Make What Feels Good

The case for cooking as self-care.

CultureEdison CummingsDecember 18, 2018fall2018mag, edisoncummings, Secondary Feature

Why Does Exchange Place Smell so Bad?

Right in the heart of the Financial District, residents have moved in— with their dogs that leave a stream of pee flowing down the brick road.

CityMorgan ChittumDecember 10, 2018morganchittum

How the Night Sky Changes: Getting the Most out of the Stars in Light-Polluted NYC

Mars will not be seen for another two years in the night sky. Light pollution in New York City makes it almost impossible to see it, even when it’s out.

CityCallie Patteson December 7, 2018calliepatteson, Secondary Feature