Stories
What’s a “trigger word” citizen to do?
Professors David Corbin and Matthew Parks discuss the significance of the Union in light of the scandals involving the IRS, media wiretapping, and Benghazi.
Graduate Accepts Teaching Position at Great Hearts Academies
Ray Davison, a graduating senior in the House of Sir Winston Churchill, recently landed a job as a teaching apprentice at Archway Veritas, a Great Hearts Academy located in Phoenix, Arizona. In the Q&A below, he describes his journey and how his education at King’s contributed to him landing this opportunity.
“Reflection and Choice or Accident and Force”
At a time when politics in America is struggling with deadlock and dysfunction, Professors David Corbin and Matthew Parks are investigating and applying the principles of the Federalist Papers to contemporary politics in a series of essays on The Blaze.
The 2013 Valedictory Address
On Saturday, May 11th, The King’s College held its annual Commencement exercises to honor the graduation of the class of 2013.
The King’s College Partners with Oaks Christian Online High School
The King’s College, a Christian liberal arts college in New York city, has selectively partnered with Oaks Christian Online High School (OCO) to allow online, college-preparatory students the opportunity to earn high school and college credit.
Graduate to Teach English in China
Greg Dubois, a graduating senior in the House of C.S. Lewis, recently landed a job in China teaching English to university students.
“Foreign Aid More About Helping Friends at Home”
Writing in USA Today, Brenberg and Pincin argue that U.S. foreign aid programs are influenced by special interest groups and politicians.
65th Annual Commencement Exercises
After being invited to speak by President Mills, Congressman West congratulated the graduates, and spoke candidly about leadership.
A Year of Transition
This year was marked by numerous transitions, many of them seismic.
NSO 2013 is a Success at The King’s College
NSO is designed to smooth the transition into college and welcome incoming freshmen into the King’s community. It is a celebration of everything that makes up the King’s experience: the curriculum, the clubs, and most importantly, the community.
