Things@King's - Shuttle Bus GPS tracker now available!

Things@King's

Volume 7 | Issue 17 | November 11, 2019

Shuttle Bus GPS Tracker now available

By popular request, we are happy to announce that King's Shuttle Bus GPS tracking is now available to King's students in the myKing's Student Portal. The tracker shows you the position of shuttle buses on their routes, bus stop locations, and integrated service information messages.

Try the Shuttle Bus tracker now.

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Remembrance Day Ceremony

November 11

Join us on Remembrance Day to commemorate our fallen soldiers at the flagpoles in front of Wemple.

BSW Information Sessions

November 11 & 13

Representatives of the School of Social Work will be available to provide information and answer questions.

International Education Week

November 11-15

Learn about exciting international opportunities and events at King's and across the Western campus.

Memorial Gathering for Emil Pietruszewski

November 12

We invite you to gather with fellow students, staff, and faculty to remember Emil Pietruszewski and to join as a community in shared grief and mutual support. Please drop in as you are able between 1:30 and 4:30 p.m.

King's Career Fair

November 12

Make professional connections, build your network, and discover employment opportunities at the King's University College Career Fair 2019!

Cultural Games Night

November 13

As part of Western International Week, King’s International is hosting a Cultural Games Night featuring games from around the world. It is a free event open to everyone!

The Write Place Workshops & Events

Drafting and Revising Your Essay- Nov. 13
Résumés that Score Interviews- Nov. 14
Salsa and Pizza Social- Nov. 19
A talk by film-maker Brita Miko- Nov. 20

Shine the Light on Woman Abuse Campaign

November 15

King's will be turning the campus purple for the month of November to raise awareness for the Shine the Light on Woman Abuse Campaign 2019. You can participate by wearing purple on Friday, November 15.

King's Ball

November 15

The KUCSC cordially invites you to King's Ball for a night of dinner and dancing! Tickets are $40 and they can be purchased at the King's Connection.

See the King's Ball Lookbook 2019

Exchange Information Session

November 19

Go global with King's! Find out more about our exchange programs.

London Chapter Merry Hours

November 19

Enjoy an evening of merriment with King's principal, Dr. David Malloy.

Ask Dean Joe

November 21

Your Dean of Students, Joe Henry, will be on the Shuttle Bus from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. to answer any questions you may have.

Life after King's: Writing

November 21

Hear from Writing alumni and find out how you can leverage the strengths of your King's degree.

Veritas Series

November 21

Dr. Brian P. Flanagan is giving the Annual Christ the King Lecture titled "Believing in a Holy and Sinful Church."

Faculty Research Seminar Series

November 22

Dr. Erin Hannah will be speaking on her recent Gender & Trade project.

Feast of Christ the King

November 24

Join us to celebrate our patronal feast at 10 a.m.

Britain, Brexit, and Bond... James Bond

November 25

As the UK weighs the possibility of withdrawing from membership in the European Union, Dr. Brian Patton will discuss how some insights into this critical moment in the nation’s history may be gleaned from one of its most recognizable cinematic fantasies. Dr. Patton will speak as part of the Christopher Perrin Beatty Lecture.

Student Awards Ceremony

November 25

The Student Awards Ceremony honours student award recipients and donors who have supported student awards at King's. Join us in celebrating the accomplishments of King's students.

SSHRC Storytellers Challenge

The contest is open to all students, graduate and undergraduate, enrolled at Canadian postsecondary institutions. Their task is to tell the story, in three minutes or 300 words, of a SSHRC-funded research project—their own or a professor’s.

RS2291G: Poetry of the Bible

Did you know that a great deal of the Bible is meant to be sung or spoken aloud? Learn the ancient rhythms, sounds, and imagery of Hebrew verse (without needing to know Hebrew!) that have inspired the sacred and secular imagination through the ages.

World's Challenge Challenge

Want to solve a world problem? Participate in Western’s World’s Challenge Challenge for a chance to win $1,000 and have the opportunity to compete in the World's Challenge Challenge Global Final for a top team prize of $30,000.

Liturgy Schedule

Nov. 11 at 10:45 a.m.- Remembrance Day

Nov. 11 at 7 p.m.- Prayers with Taizé (CTK)

Nov. 12 at noon- Eucharist (CTK)

Nov. 13 at noon- Eucharist (CTK)

Nov. 14 at noon- Eucharist (CTK)

Nov. 15 at noon- Eucharist (CTK)

Nov. 17 at 10 a.m.- Eucharist (WOTM)

Nov. 17 at 5 p.m.- Eucharist (WOTM)

See more about Mass times and locations.

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