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King’s Partners with German News Giant Handelsblatt
“It is exciting to see professors in different departments interested in enriching the learning experience of their students by integrating our German and European perspective into their teaching,” said Philipp J. Fleischmann, Managing Director of the Handelsblatt Global.
Jihadi Salafist Expert Speaks in the City Room About Al-Qaeda and ISIS
On November 18, Dr. Mary Habeck, one of America’s leading experts on the global war on terror, spoke at The King’s College to a packed audience in the City Room. Dr. Habeck is the author of Knowing the Enemy: Jihadist Ideology and the War on Terror (Yale University Press), and she delivered a lecture entitled “Understanding Al Qaeda and ISIS.”
Homecoming 2016
Saturday’s cruise aboard the Cornucopia Destiny departed from the 14th Street pier in Hoboken, New Jersey around 1:15 p.m. The weather was warm and mild, and alumni from both campuses enjoyed a sumptuous lunch in the ship’s elegant dining room. When lunch was underway, Alumni Association President Chris Ross ’10 opened the program and conferred the first two alumni awards—the J. Stanley Oakes Award on Adam Kail ’08, and the Distinguished Service Award on Lynn Mitchell ’86.
King’s Mourns the Passing of Chairman Lee Hanley
“Lee Hanley loved The King’s College deeply and was a fierce champion of all that we hold dear,” said President Gregory Alan Thornbury.
Davenant Trust Hosts Conference at The King’s College
The Davenant Trust is a non-profit organization founded to support the “renewal of Christian wisdom in the church,” and it seeks to “sponsor historical scholarship at the intersection of the church and academy, build networks of friendship and collaboration within the Reformed and evangelical world, and equip the saints with time-tested resources for faithful public witness.”
Overcriminalization and Mass Incarceration: Race and Justice Beyond the New Jim Crow
On Thursday, September 29, 2016, the Center for the Study of Human Flourishing at The King’s College hosted a special event, “Overcriminalization and Mass Incarceration: Race and Justice Beyond the New Jim Crow,” at the Princeton Club in midtown Manhattan.
Politics Has Failed: America Will Not
In his remarks, Rasmussen said that while he has lost faith in the political process, he believes that “America’s best days are still to come.”
The King’s College Earns National Recognition as College of Distinction
The King’s College has been recognized as a College of Distinction among Christian colleges and colleges in New York for the 2016-2017 academic year. Colleges of Distinction is a resource for students and parents that recognizes those higher education institutions excelling in offering the best options for students on an individual level.
Constitution Day Speaker Highlights Parallels Between U.S. Constitution and England’s Magna Carta
Each year on September 17, the United States recognizes the day the U.S. Constitutional Convention first signed and adopted our nation’s Constitution in 1787. This year, The King’s College celebrated Constitution Day with a guest lecture from A. Edward Major, senior counsel at Kagan, Lubic, Lepper, Finkelstein & Gold Attorneys at Law in New York City.
Fall 2016 Inviso Dates Announced
The King’s College is pleased to announce the dates for its fall Inviso visit weekends. Inviso weekends are a time for prospective students and their parents to come tour our campus and New York City.
