Stories
What’s Old is New Again: The Creation of PPE
One might not initially hear such a phrase and think its main result would be a curriculum overhaul—but it appears that the story of The King’s College’s unusual core curriculum in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics (PPE) starts here.
Alumni Feature: Josh and Caroline Craddock
Josh (PPE ’13) and Caroline (PPE ’14) Craddock advocate for life, family, and the freedom to serve God and others.
The King’s College Media Updates | March 2017
A review of how the faculty, staff, and alumni of The King’s College are engaging culture.
Alumni Class Notes for March 2017
Nanci Duffy ’70 has been working for Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) to make sure that the children of New Jersey hear about Jesus and have an opportunity to know Him as their Savior.
Liturgy: Comforts
Our plans for life don’t always line up with the bigger and better plans that God has for our life.
King’s Students and Staff Strengthen Caribbean Churches
The Caribbean Venture partners with existing churches to share the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Conservative Heroes: A Conversation with Amity Shlaes and Garland S. Tucker III
Join President Gregory A. Thornbury for a conversation with Amity Shlaes and finance legend and author, Garland S. Tucker, III, on unlikely conservative heroes.
Robert C. Roberts to Speak on “Learning Humility”
Join The King’s College, Christian Scholars Foundation; and Society of Christian Philosophers for a lecture with Robert C. Roberts, Chair of Ethics and Emotion Theory in the Jubilee Centre.
The Invention of a College with Peter Wood
Join President Gregory A. Thornbury and the King’s community on Tuesday, April 18 in The King’s College City Room for the Second Annual Founders’ Day lecture with Dr. Peter Wood.
Liturgy: My Life is a Mess
The liturgy this week reminds me that Jesus loves me no matter what. However messy I may be, he just keeps on loving me.
