Stories
Nile Gardiner, Former Assistant to Margaret Thatcher, To Speak At King’s
Before joining The Heritage Foundation, Gardiner served as an aide to former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and advised her on a number of international policy issues. Working in her Private Office, Gardiner assisted Lady Thatcher with her final book, “Statecraft: Strategies for a Changing World.”
King’s Unveils Artists’ Rendering of Ten Pillars of Economic Wisdom
On October 15, The King’s College unveiled artists’ renderings of the Ten Pillars of Economic Wisdom, based on a display from the 1964 World’s Fair at the Hall of Free Enterprise, in the College’s lobby in lower Manhattan.
King’s and Herzl Institute Collaborate on Study Program in Jerusalem
As part of its newly developing Center for Studies in the Middle East (CSIME), The King’s College is pleased to announce the first collaborative project of the Center, a major partnership with The Herzl Institute in Israel to design and deliver a summer studies program in Jerusalem.
How Good Can It Get?
Classes resume tomorrow. The halls of The King’s College will again pulse with life and energy. I look forward to seeing what is in store the second half of this semester.
Mid-October Athletics Update
Three King’s soccer players received HVIAC recognition.
Wilberforce Collection Announced at King’s
The King’s College is excited to announce that a collection of historical artifacts from the life of English statesman and abolitionist William Wilberforce will be displayed on campus beginning Tuesday, October 14.
Early October Athletics Update
Though it was a close match, the King’s Lions fell to the Sarah Lawrence Gryphons in overtime.
Amity Shlaes Joins The King’s College as Presidential Scholar
Amity Shlaes, the widely-respected author and columnist, brings her expertise on matters of politics, history, and economics to The King’s College as a Presidential Scholar.
Bethany Jenkins Joins as Director of Career Development
The King’s College and the Office of Academic Affairs is pleased to announce Bethany Jenkins as the Director of Career Development.
