The admissions team has found a new strategy to target juniors in high school, in order to maintain and grow retention rates.
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You hear the cute phrase in times of distress: “Be optimistic!”
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Somewhere between the dive bar on the corner and the white table cloth dining room, Peter Sherman found his niche: bacon.
The modern church is finding alternative ways of interpreting human sexuality and gender.
Controversy is not inherently heretical—heresy is inherently controversial.
World-traveling photographer Kieran Dodds speaks about his photojournalistic work and his recent project photographing forests cultivated by churches in Ethiopia.
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87.5 percent of students at The King’s College feel overwhelmed and burnt out, mental health experts and studies tell us we’re not alone and why.
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“It’s basically a product of a Post-Christian world. We live in a time where we view the ideas present in each religion as a sort of religious buffet where we can take what we want and leave the rest,” said Dr. Benjamin White, religious studies professor at The King’s College.
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For Us, Peele takes advantage of the same formula that Get Out uses to spark dialogue on a deeper, psychological/sociological issue: the human condition.
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The House of C. S. Lewis wins the Interregnum and House Cups but, SBA wins the Final Debate.
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In the midst of a lecture regarding unity and peacemaking last night at Redeemer Presbyterian Church , an unnamed troll account cultivated chaos and discord.
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Only about 20% of the Debate Society is excited about debating for Interregnum, though about 80% of their debaters are planning on participating.
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In the craziness of New York City, a King’s freshman finds a way to bring comfort to people she doesn’t even know.
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Gothic Renaissance is not a Halloween store. It’s Union Square’s destination for the goth kids who are unafraid and wear their hearts on their sleeves, according to owner Tony Bianchi.
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The Spring Concert was the first time Abbie Roper has been back on stage in NYC since being in Nashville last fall; allowing her to debut some of her new pieces she worked on while away.
Tim Goeglein concludes the 2018-19 Presidential Lecture Series with a word about God’s instruction for the lives of his people and an encouragement for the student body.
King’s security guard, Thomas, opens up and shares about his childhood. Thomas had to face loss, racism, and instability from a very early age. However, sports brought a great form of stability into his life.
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King’s hosted a Difficult Discussion where panelists answered questions from students, faculty, and staff on the issue of premarital sex.
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Chris Cragin-Day, an MCA professor at King’s, is proud to wear her faith and admiration of women on her sleeve.
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Millennial investors have a fear of missing out.
LYFT’s stock looks a lot like the overpriced SNAP when it became public.
Author Valerie Tripp reflects success, womanhood, and launching the franchise that consumed a generation of girls.