Stories
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NYC Sex Ring Take Down and the Power of Prayer
The quick response and capable reporting of Dean Graham (Freshman in Media, Culture & the Arts) and Carly Hoilman (Junior in Politics, Philosophy & Economics) resulted in their providing breaking coverage of the story that other news outlets were unable to offer. Other news outlets even contacted Dean and Carly for information.
Two King’s Students Intern for Disney
The Walt Disney Company selected two King’s students for the Spring 2014 Disney College Program, a work study opportunity described as a “living, learning, and earning” college experience.
Students and Alumni Reflect on What Makes the House System Great
Houses are student-led and mission-driven communities that support, encourage, and develop the student body.
Career Spotlight: Carly Hoilman (’15)
PPE major Carly Hoilman (class of 2015) discusses her career goals and current internship.
Theology of Work Project to Benefit King’s Students
Incorporating a theology of work into the King’s experience will ensure that the college isn’t just a place where students learn great ideas, but also a place where they start to learn about the calling God has for them and clear Biblical principles relating to work and leadership.
Welcome Back – Spring 2014
Over the past weeks, I’ve reflected much on the Fall 2013 semester. In my estimation, it was one of the most successful since our refounding in 1999.
Career Spotlight: Maddie Whitlock ’14
Class of ’14 student Maddie Whitlock discusses her internship at Brooks Brothers and future career goals.
Career Spotlight: Elizabeth Ferguson ’13
Class of ’13 student Elizabeth Ferguson discusses her work as a copy editor at The New York Post.
Career Spotlight: Allyson Philobos ’14
Class of ’14 student Allyson Philobos discusses her internship at 20th Century Fox and Indian Paintbrush and gives advice to current King’s students.
What’s Love Got to Do with It?
At The King’s College, we call students to confront. But if we confront in a judgmental spirit, we miss the boat. If kindness—mercy, love—is left out of the equation, we become a noisy gong, a clanging symbol.
