King's University College at Western University

King's University College at Western University King’s is recognized for its excellent academic programs, commitment to research excellence, generous scholarships and comprehensive student services.

We offer degree programs in the arts, social sciences, management and social work. King's University College is a Catholic educational institution affiliated with Western University. Founded in 1954, the College provides general and honours degree programs in the liberal arts, social sciences, and social work, and a master's degree in social work. Sponsored by the Roman Catholic Diocese of London,

the College is a community of some 3,000 Canadian and 270 international students, 167 full-time and 96 part-time faculty, staff, and professional and administrative officers. It is renowned as a centre of teaching excellence positioned in the top rank of institutions of higher learning in Canada for the quality of its teaching faculty. Not only do its faculty teach remarkably well, but their scholarship continues to enhance King's reputation as one of Canada's first-class undergraduate colleges. This page provides a place to discuss King’s University College, our faculties, programs, campus, events, breaking news and announcements, and more. The following guidelines are designed to help provide a quality environment for our community members. Please take a minute to read them and keep them in mind whenever you participate. By using or accessing this page, you agree to comply with Facebook’s Terms and Conditions. Please note that postings by fans to King’s page do not necessarily reflect the opinions of King’s University College or The University of Western Ontario, nor does King’s or Western confirm their accuracy. Here, as on the King’s or Western campus, we welcome all questions and commentary, including constructive feedback. We expect that participants post content and commentary that is both relevant and respectful to this community as a whole. While we don’t take to moderating posts all the time, we do reserve the right to remove any posts that don’t adhere to our guidelines and will block anyone who violates them. Specifically, we do not tolerate posts that are:

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As we celebrate the Class of 2026, we are also honoured to celebrate Liz Akiwenzie, who has been part of the King's comm...
06/04/2026

As we celebrate the Class of 2026, we are also honoured to celebrate Liz Akiwenzie, who has been part of the King's community for many years.

Liz Akiwenzie, an Ojibwe and Oneida Knowledge Keeper, Cultural Educator, and ceremonial grandmother, will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws from Western University during King's Convocation and address our graduates as part of the morning ceremony.

Through her teachings, classroom visits, and presentations, Liz has generously shared her knowledge, time, and presence with our community, creating space for meaningful conversations about Indigenous knowledge, storytelling, ceremony, colonialism, and the responsibility of listening.

All are welcome to attend Liz Akiwenzie's Honorary Degree Reception, co-sponsored by King's, on June 11 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Wampum Learning Lodge.

Read more: https://kings.uwo.ca/news/liz-akiwenzies-honorary-degree-brings-years-of-teaching-and-relationship-full-circle-at-kings/

King’s is proud to support the next generation of students as they begin their university experience.King’s recently awa...
06/03/2026

King’s is proud to support the next generation of students as they begin their university experience.

King’s recently awarded 14 application-based Entrance Scholarship Awards totalling more than $44,000 to incoming students recognized for their strong academic achievement or demonstrated passion for leadership, social justice, and making a positive impact in their communities.

These scholarships help reduce financial barriers, allowing students to focus on learning, research, campus involvement, and making the most of their university experience.

We are excited to welcome these students to a community where they can grow, thrive, and make the most of their time at King’s.

Award-winning Anishinaabe journalist, author and storyteller Tanya Talaga will join King's for the President's Veritas L...
06/01/2026

Award-winning Anishinaabe journalist, author and storyteller Tanya Talaga will join King's for the President's Veritas Lecture, "Can Canada Move Towards Reconciliation?", on Thursday, September 24, at 5:30 p.m. in the Joanne and Peter Kenny Theatre.

A member of Fort William First Nation, Tanya has dedicated her career to sharing Indigenous stories and confronting truths about Canada's history and the ongoing impacts of colonialism. Through bestselling books including Seven Fallen Feathers, All Our Relations and The Knowing, she challenges audiences to reflect on what reconciliation requires.

Her lecture is part of the Veritas Lecture Series: The Courage of Encounter, which invites our community to listen deeply, engage difficult truths and reflect on our responsibility to one another.

As National Indigenous History Month begins, we invite the King's community to learn from Indigenous voices and perspectives and continue meaningful conversations about truth and reconciliation.

Learn more: https://kings.uwo.ca/upcoming-events/veritas-series-tanya-talaga

Ready to start your journey at King’s? The OUAC deadline to accept your offer is June 1. At King’s, you’ll find a close-...
05/29/2026

Ready to start your journey at King’s? The OUAC deadline to accept your offer is June 1.

At King’s, you’ll find a close-knit community where you’ll be known by name, supported by caring faculty, and encouraged to grow.

From small classes to hands-on learning opportunities, this is a place where you can discover your purpose.

Take the next step and accept your offer today!

Learn more at: https://www.ouac.on.ca/guide/undergrad-kings/

05/28/2026

At King’s, learning can take you around the world. 🌍✈️

Through opportunities like the Cross-Cultural College (CCC), a collaborative education program between Canada and Japan, students build problem-solving skills, make meaningful connections, and explore new perspectives and cultures.

Ready to expand your horizons through experiences that go beyond the classroom? Accept your offer to King’s today.

Class of 2026, your big day is almost here! We’re excited to celebrate you at Spring Convocation on June 11 at 10 a.m. a...
05/27/2026

Class of 2026, your big day is almost here!

We’re excited to celebrate you at Spring Convocation on June 11 at 10 a.m. at Canada Life Place in downtown London.

Graduates: Don’t forget to register for Convocation by Sunday, May 31.

Keep the celebration going at the King’s Celebration of Graduates at 2 p.m. in Labatt Hall, where you can commemorate your hard work and success with classmates, faculty, family, and friends. 💚

Visit https://kings.uwo.ca/academics/convocation/ to learn more about the Celebration of Graduates.

A new gift to King's will help more students access the support they need to pursue their education.The $225,000 gift fr...
05/27/2026

A new gift to King's will help more students access the support they need to pursue their education.

The $225,000 gift from the Denomy family will establish six annual continuing awards valued at $7,500 each beginning in Fall 2026, supporting students who may not otherwise have the financial or personal support to take that next step. The family has also committed $1 million through their estate plans to ensure the awards continue for generations to come.

The Denomy Family Awards reflect a belief in the power of education to change the direction of a person's life and the importance of having people behind them as they move forward.

At King's, that kind of support is central to who we are. It's financial assistance, encouragement from professors, a community where students are known, and people who believe in them as they build their future.

Learn more: https://kings.uwo.ca/news/donor-gift-creates-lasting-opportunities-for-kings-students/

05/26/2026

At King’s, history is more than learning about the past; it’s about understanding the world around you.

The King’s History program helps you think critically, write effectively, and analyze complex issues to solve problems in the present.

Dr. Graham Broad, Department Chair of the History program, believes these are skills that will serve you far beyond the classroom and prepare you for a wide range of careers.

Ready to expand your worldview and see history in a new way? Apply to King’s today.

Learn more: https://kings.uwo.ca/admissions-finance/how-to-apply/

05/22/2026

From Professor Patrick Morley to Dr. Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray and Dr. Kym Briggs, King’s faculty are here to support you every step of the way.

At King’s, faculty know your name, encourage your academic and personal growth, and create classroom experiences where you feel supported to ask questions, participate, and succeed.

Whether you’re exploring new ideas, building confidence, or preparing for your future career, you’ll find a close-knit community ready to help you thrive.

Ready to join a university community that supports your goals and believes in your potential? Accept your offer to King’s today!

Learn more: https://kings.uwo.ca/admissions-finance/how-to-apply/

At King’s, supporting the community means supporting the people who care for it. Through the King’s Community Support Ce...
05/21/2026

At King’s, supporting the community means supporting the people who care for it.

Through the King’s Community Support Centre (KCSC), King’s recently welcomed more than 200 helping professionals to a free, two-day training event designed to support those working on the front lines of mental health, homelessness and community care in London.

Helping professionals often face moral distress and limited access to training and support. By creating space for learning, connection and peer support, King’s is doing its part to strengthen the people tackling some of our community’s most complex challenges.

Read more: https://kings.uwo.ca/news/kings-supports-helping-professionals-through-community-focused-training/

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