The King’s College women’s volleyball team finished their season with a win against Five Towns College to earn the HVIAC Conference Championship title.
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Washington, D.C. — The weekly tech column, “Tech Talk,” published in the Empire State Tribune was awarded Second Best Column at the National College Media Convention in Washington, D.C.
Read MoreOn October 12, two House of Reagan freshmen, also known as the House of Honor, jumped into the Hudson River along the North Cove Marina at Brookfield Place to retrieve a volleyball.
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This month, the fifth annual New York Coffee Festival took place in Manhattan and it was bigger than ever before, with over 11,000 attendees.
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The King’s Council has coordinated a school-wide themed dress up week to give students a break from the business casual dress code.
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Progress ultimately seems to be about wanting a better life, a better world. But we must ask: what do we want that world to look like? And what are our means of arriving there?
Read MoreLast week, the Rosezella Battles Library put into effect a new enforcement of policies that ban talking and eating within the space. These changes come as the library is in the first year of a three-year project to reduce the number of print books and digitize more of its resources.
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The deconstruction of past heroes is tied to an assumption of moral progress and evolution that is, for Christians, theoretically untenable and empirically false.
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Earlier this month, The King’s Council officially recognized the King’s Democrats Society as an official student organization at The King’s College.
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King’s officially announced the formation of their Namesake Review Committee on October 17.
Read MoreInterregnum XVI will be featuring some changes made by the committee from last year as well as this year. Overall, the points for Interregnum this year will count for double the points for House Cup.
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Target Field's left field bleachers feel like my second home. Having been to many Minnesota Twins home games, left field is by far the best way to watch a game. It was on July 22 that the Twins and Yankees met for their last series of the regular season in Minnesota. It was on October 4 that they met for the first time in the 2019 ALDS. For both, I was sitting in left field. But only one left me covered in beer.
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Thornbury has spent 25 years working in Christian higher education. During her time at King's, she served as Vice President for Institutional Research, Strategic Planning, Enrollment Management, and Communication. Thornbury now works as the Senior Program Director for Enrichment Initiatives with M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust in Vancouver, Washington.
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The Table releases new Ally Initiative enabling all students of The King’s College to engage in conversation about race.
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This debate is not about whether or not King’s should keep the Reagan house namesake; it is about whether or not the college’s response to Reagan’s racist comments were an act of moral courage or simply a surrender to identity politics.
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Going to Trader Joe’s is an experience. I know I am not alone when I say I typically walk in with three things in mind and then walk out with a full bag of groceries. Here is a list of some products I’m obsessed with.
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Hundreds gather to protest for radical climate reform. Many arrested in civil disobedience and “die-ins.”
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After a string of tweets from President Trump, Senator Kamala Harris writes a letter to the CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, demanding Trump be suspended from the site for breaking the user agreements.
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The iPhones that came before the the iPhone 11 and the iPhone 11 Pro pale in comparison to the advertisements of the updated device, and have convinced some that it may be time for an upgrade.
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Being healthy isn’t just consuming the recommended fruits and vegetables. Health is a lifestyle. As with many things in life, good things take effort and at the end of the day, work.
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