With over 170 confirmed cases of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the State of New York, as of this morning, the President’s Office has finally announced an official school shutdown in what they are calling a “preemptive Coronavirus plan.
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This past Saturday, The Table put on its fourth annual Starlight Art Night (SLAN), as a celebration for the last day of Black History Month.
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A profile on Jan Gerber, a European Atheist and student at The King’s College.
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The King's College debate teams gathered this weekend for the Empire Debate Tournament. King’s has hosted the Empire Debates for nine years; it is a tournament known among other schools for the quality of its judges and motions.
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The King’s Council held a last-minute meeting to discuss the final deliberation of the recent Student Body President election on Monday night.
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In this op-ed, Dr. Dru Johnson discusses the concept of “progress,” its inherent dangers, and our general misunderstanding of the topic.
Read MoreAfter the first tie in King’s SBP election history, Dean Leady announced that Colin Phillips won the race by 11 votes.
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Black History Month serves as a reminder and celebration of the achievements of black people throughout history. In 2018, 21 percent of the freshman class at King’s identified as a minority student, three percent being black. In 2019, the incoming freshman class consisted of 27 percent minority students, and eight percent were black. Although the student body has become more diverse, the majority of King’s students are white. How does a campus with a predominantly white student body observe BHM?
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In light of the recent Student Body President election, Liza Vandenboom writes about the “growing discrepancy between word and deed on the part of the Administration” at King’s.
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The houses came together Saturday to participate in the House History Competition at King’s for the first time since new rules were set for the competition. This year, the competition showcased prominent moments throughout each House's history by creating various scenes where participants acted out events. The House of Thatcher took first place, with the Houses of Susan B. Anthony and C.S. Lewis coming in second and third, respectively.
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Madelynn Kaufmann and Colin Phillips will proceed to the final election portion of the SBP race, marking the end of Blake Ashley’s campaign trail.
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I write this op-ed knowing that it has the potential to stand as the closest thing to an endorsement during this year’s SBP Election. I am not interested in fueling faction, division, and malice—I am just writing what I think I can contribute to the discussion.
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Hundreds gathered to ring in Lunar New Year with the annual parade in Chinatown and the Lower East Side of Manhattan on February 9. Entertainment at the annual parade includes traditional lion dances, floats, and the sound of hundreds of confetti cannons going off. Revelers who sought out the source of the noise were met with thousands of colorful confetti pieces, streamers, and parachutes falling from the sky.
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Colin Phillips, PPE major and SBP candidate, has always had a passion for leadership. Growing up in homeschooling, parents of his friends recognized and identified his ability to lead and negotiate, making him the ideal image of a diplomat, Phillips explained.
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Blake Ashley, Humanities major and current president of the House of C.S. Lewis, didn’t plan on running. It wasn’t until the moment he heard about the cancellation of Fall Retreat for the 2020-2021 school year that he decided that it was time to once again run for SBP.
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Madelynn Kaufmann, SBP candidate and RTS major, worked this year as Director of Student Organizations on the Cabinet. As she grew into her role, Kaufmann began to see the change she wanted to make at King’s, constantly writing ideas down that she hoped would be of aid for the next Cabinet.
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Whenever we hear sad news, we seek explanation — something to help us cope with the pain that we feel toward loss. This is no exception. The email from Dean of Students David Leedy and a subsequent town hall meeting run by the student life team on Jan. 27th were not enough.
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A commentary on the February 9, performance of Harry Bialor’s: “The Uprising of the Warsaw Ghetto.”
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Blake Ashley, Student Body President candidate, released a copy of his highly-anticipated Fall Retreat revision plan today to complete his platform. This new plan will cut the cost by an estimated $26,105. The 2019 Fall Retreat cost around $72,000, and with the introduction of Blake’s plan for the 2020-2021 school year, the new cost would be around $45,895.
Read MoreStudent Body President candidates, Blake Ashley, Madelynn Kaufmann and Colin Phillips took the stage for the first SBP Debate, discussing aspects of institutional unity issues, administration changes and questions about their individual platforms on Tuesday in the City Room.
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