Dr. Joseph Griffith was hired by King’s in August and has spent his first year teaching courses under the Politics, Philosophy and Economics program. In his first year at King’s, he has gained popularity among the students.
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After much deliberation, the President’s Cabinet decided to transfer the traditional Commencement Ceremony to an online ceremony due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Wes Parnell, an alumnus of The King’s College and reporter for New York Daily News, contracted the novel coronavirus on March 21.
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As students packed up and headed home for the semester due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some students stayed behind. The King’s College reported that around 40 students are still on campus, while New York’s death rate is the highest in the United States.
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Dr. Andrew Johnson teaches Biblical and Theological Studies at The King’s College, but his past is not what one would expect from a religion professor. “The only reason I’m not in prison is because I got set on a road in which I became a Christian,” he said.
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With the onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic and Marisa Ayerst had to put an indefinite hold on The King’s Players upcoming show, “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead.”
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Why do we praise the tenacity of male leaders, all the while criticizing the so-called “assertiveness” of their female counterparts? The traits that we praise in our male student leaders are seen as flaws for female student leaders.
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Gonçalves shared how her parents moved from Brazil to the U.S with only $400. Eight months later things fell through with their home church and they found themselves stuck in the states. Then, 9/11 struck, entangling her parents in new immigration policies; adding to the disarray, her mom began to feel sharp stomach pains. Doctors first attributed her mother’s symptoms to a parasite until five months later when they discovered it was a baby.
“I was born into chaos,” Gonçalves said. “I am chaos.”
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Bethany Johnson has been documenting her time in New York City as COVID-19 sweeps the nation. She has been taking walks every day to try and find snippets of regular New York life, however rare that may be.
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With this realization, Libby and Finance Club adviser and Finance Professor, Dami Kabiawu decided to pass down Libby’s position to Nate Palmer with Ashton Hubers as a Vice President. Unlike tradition, Palmer and Hubers are both freshmen at The King’s College.
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What people first notice about Brown is her bright, genuine smile and her quirky fashion style. Her outfits consist of colors, patterns, and fabrics most people wouldn’t think to combine. She wears her style with boldness and makes it look effortless on a college student budget.
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Ruby Duane, 16-year-old high school junior, walked into Madison Central High School in Madison, Miss. after two years of immigration preparation.
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Recommendations from the Empire State Tribune writers and artists for this time of social distancing.
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The game (my vice) that I am playing is called Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege. It’s a first-person shooter. The goal is to either protect the objective or hold the objective; protect the hostage or steal the hostage; protect the bombs or diffuse them.
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After switching to remote-teaching due to the COVID-19 outbreak, King’s has given students a “Pass/Not Pass” grading option and an extension to withdrawal from courses.
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On Saturday, the Interregnum committee decided to make the school-wide competition an online event, as King’s transitions to online classes.
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“In a city where it feels like you can’t talk to the person next you, this is a really effective formula for meeting people,” Luna said. “Last time, I met people, and we went to a Ska concert right after. They said they were going to Williamsburg. At first, I just wanted a ride home since I live in the area. They ended up being really cool, so I joined them. It was a lot of fun.”
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King’s has officially announced that the college will continue remote teaching and operations through the end of the spring semester.
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Women’s Strike NYC/Paro de Mujeres NYC held a Street Fest in Washington Square Park on Sunday, March 8, 2020.
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What does a chicken in a kitchen, people balancing on an exercise ball and a man wearing a shark hat have in common? You could find them all in the main hall at this year’s Winter Play Expo.
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