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Since Homecoming 2018, Alumni Association President Sarah Keenan has added several new representatives to the committee, bringing the total number of members to thirteen.

The College retains existing House namesakes and announces rubric for future namesakes, and will create a process by which Houses may explore a namesake change out of the desire to learn from other historical figures who constructively engaged with the Christian or classical traditions.

Any great venture is only as strong as the community around it—and the backbone of the The King’s College community is its alumni. Your prayers, support, and work in the world encourage our faculty and staff and inspire current students. As in any family, we want to hear from you and stay in touch!

The King’s College awards scholarships based on academic merit and resonance with our mission, and third-party scholarships provide another way to fund your education. Scholarships never need to be repaid.

The College advises the student to give the awards listed below first consideration, and provides institutional support and advice for these in particular. Note that all are for graduate study or professional development after graduation from King’s.

How did King’s come to have a house system, and how important has it been to the College? And what is a house system anyway?

The King’s College is proud to partner with the Christian Council of Colleges and Universities and SCIO (Scholarship & Christianity in Oxford) to offer students a semester-long or summer study-abroad opportunity.

Your statement is for one semester and it includes one-half of your total aid for the year. This will not match the amount on your award letter, since the amount on the award letter includes aid you will receive for the full academic year (Fall and Spring).

The King’s College is awarding four scholarships amounting up to the full cost of tuition to students who embody the combination of leadership and academic skills that the College highly values.

The Humanities major at The King’s College is a liberal arts degree spanning the disciplines of history, philosophy, literature, and arts to present the ideas that have shaped Western Civilization for centuries.