Stories
Alumni Class Notes for December 2020
A life update from Ruthann and Bob Jaeger; honoring the legacy of Jeff Sandnes (’90).
The King’s College Gets an “A” for its Liberal Arts Core Curriculum
King’s is one of only 24 schools to receive an “A” rating for its core curriculum from the American Council of Trustees and Alumni.
Why the Liberal Arts?
Four scholars discuss why these so-called “useless” arts are essential to preserving ordered freedom, to attuning us to beauty, and to discerning the kind of life we should ultimately pursue.
The King’s College Media Updates | November 2020
A review of how the faculty, staff, and alumni of The King’s College are engaging culture.
New Artwork on Loan for the 2020-21 Year
Seven original artworks by New York City-based artist Edmond Rochat are on loan to The King’s College through May 2021.
Alumni Class Notes for November 2020
Hanah Mayes (’15) married Alexander Deverson on on September 21, 2020; Erdley Wright (’03) shares family updates and his path to founding his own IT consulting firm; John Alan Patterson (’58), went home to heaven to be with his Lord and Savior.
King’s Announces New Scholarship for TeenPact Students
The King’s College is pleased to announce a new annual $1500 scholarship for incoming students who’ve attended TeenPact’s Four Day State Class.
King’s Debate Society Competes in Vermont Online Tournament
Five teams from the King’s Debate Society competed from November 6-8 at an online debate tournament hosted by the University of Vermont, where one debater earned a 14th place speaker award and a varsity team advanced to quarterfinals.
The King’s College Media Updates | October 2020
A review of how the faculty, staff, and alumni of The King’s College are engaging culture.
Year in Review Feature: Love Thy Neighbor As Thyself
Now that their term has concluded, we asked the 2019-2020 student cabinet to share their reflections on the past academic year.
