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Free (and Cheap) Things to Do in NYC This Summer
New York is notorious for being one of the most expensive cities in the world—but that doesn’t mean you can’t have a good time if you’re staying in the City over the summer.
10 Free Apps and Websites to Make College Life Easier
Here are ten apps and sites that will help you to stay organized and studious if you incorporate them into your college lifestyle.
14 Pieces of Advice I’d Give to My College Freshman Self
Here are 14 tips, from a senior to a freshman, to prepare you and help you through the transition.
The King’s College Business Students Rank with Best in the World
A team from The King’s College defeated more than 1,760 business students worldwide to reach the finals in an international mockup of real-world business challenges.
113 Students Graduate
After the College’s Board, President’s Cabinet, Faculty, and students processed into the church, President Thornbury welcomed friends and family to the ceremony, held in New York City.
Rugby 7’s Club Team Begins Training
Athletic Director Sean Horan will lead training for the new men’s rugby 7’s club.
Trouwborst Earns USCAA Academic All-American Recognition
Senior Luke Trouwborst of the Lions Men’s Basketball team has been named to the USCAA Academic All-American Men’s Basketball Team.
Simunek Named USCAA Academic All-American
Lady Lions hoops star Sophie Simunek was recently named to the HVIAC All-Conference team and is now also a USCAA Academic All-American.
Ain’t My Issue
There’s a pivotal question at the core of the King’s honor system: Who is responsible to confront? The King’s Honor Code gives a straightforward, yet immensely challenging, reply: Every student is honor bound to confront any other student who breaches the Honor Code.
Career Spotlight: Chris Hanson ’15
MCA major Chris Hanson (Class of 2015) talks about his experience with the Disney College Program.
