There are seagulls, two men lose their minds, and a brief overview of ‘The Lighthouse’
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The long-lost Churchill tradition brings in cash for the house’s Spring retreat.
Read MoreAbbie Roper, senior business major at The King’s College, released her first single titled “Heartfelt” on November 15. This release marked her debut on Apple Music and Spotify.
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Regular shared meals are important for parents and children who still live at home, but also for people who live on their own. Too many lonely cubicle meals prompted me to start having “family dinners” with my roommates and friends. It is difficult to plan so that my roommate and I can sit at our kitchen table and eat together, but it’s worthwhile even if only for 15 minutes.
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The Taiwanese brown sugar bubble tea craze has made its way to NYC, and people are loving it.
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TikTok has supporters and haters, high and low quality content, and some extremely confusing dance trends, but it’s sole purpose is not to please every corner of the internet or build a business’s following. TikTok’s mission is to “inspire creativity and bring joy.”
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We’ve all been there. College is hectic. You often don’t have time to cook, and eating out can feel like a necessity. However, learning to meal prep means taking just a few extra hours on the weekend, and following these five simple steps. This can save you money, reduce stress and allow you to eat healthier.
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Kids run in circles and giggles fill the night air. Parents stand and chat as bedtime quickly approaches. A few buildings down the block, Maggie Ford darts across the street and heaves open the CVS dumpster. Her head disappears into the bin as she begins sifting through the waste. Lindt truffles, lotion, soap and protein bars fill her canvas sacks.
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Australians have some specialties that are almost always guaranteed to be on the menu, no matter which cafe you find yourself in.
Read MoreHow can we live well together in our common enterprise at The King’s College? By cultivating Christian community in charity and forgiveness. How certain conversations around race and racism among members of the King’s community have played out over the past few months should give us all cause for concern.
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By capitalizing on real-world political fears and national stereotypes, directors can elicit feelings of dread with villains who are flatter than their own crew cuts. But besides simply producing bad art, the writers who rely on manufactured Russian hitmen for their thrills influence real-life relations between Russia and the West—and not for the better.
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Both TKC Lions basketball teams started their regular season games with some wins, losses and a few injuries. This weekend, the Lady Lions will play at Albany College of Pharmacy on Sunday at 1 p.m. while the men’s team will compete at Cooper Union on Friday at 8 p.m.
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The first snow of the year and the peppermint hot chocolate in seasonal Starbucks cups are tell tale signs that the ice skating season has arrived in New York City.
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Songs For a New World, the upcoming Fall musical for The King’s College, takes a different approach to musicals by telling a dozen stories through a “song cycle.” Songs For a New World plays at The King’s College November 21, 22, and 23.
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To some, Latin is considered to be a dead language. At King’s, there are students who believe otherwise after taking the course taught by Dr. Joshua Kinlaw.
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On Thursday, The King’s College held a Difficult Discussion on porn. The discussion not only centered around what pornography is and its effects on human brains, but also the morality of pornography from a Christian perspective.
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Halloween in New York City, 2019
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Kanye West’s JESUS IS KING. uncovers a deeper meaning behind the truth of the gospel. The Church as a whole has no right to judge Kanye for this radical transformation in his life. As a Church, we often underestimate the power of prayer and its role in leading others to Christ.
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President Tim Gibson notes that the motivation behind adding new members to his Cabinet was in effort to create a community of belonging at King’s.
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The King’s College men's soccer team finished their season with some controversy after news broke of the team inadvertently playing a player who is academically ineligible.
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