Nov. 19, 2013 - Dr. William Irwin, chair and professor of philosophy at King’s College, has recently published the paper, titled “Death by Inauthenticity: Heidegger’s Debt to Ivan Ilyich’s Fall,” in “Tolstoy Studies Journal.”
He also published “Control Your Thoughts and Emotions,” in the “Journal of Modern Wisdom,” as well as “A Reality Check to Form Your Philosophy” in the academic journal, “Think.”
Nov. 18, 2013 - King’s College recently received a $75,000 grant from The George I. Alden Trust of Worcester, Mass. The funds will be used to purchase a fluorescent microscope for the biology and chemistry departments and also to acquire materials for 10 physics experiments designed to investigate the fundamental properties of matter, light and energy.
Nov. 13, 2014 - Elizabeth Doherty has joined King’s College as director of alumni relations and annual giving. She will be responsible for creating, managing, and producing alumni and annual giving related communications. In addition, Doherty will be working with the director of alumni relations and helping with annual giving and institutional advancement functions.
Forty nine King’s College students recently travelled to the nation’s capital to participate in the fifth annual Career Day sponsored by the King’s Washington, D.C., Area Alumni Club (KWAC).
The two-day event began with an opening reception, featuring guest speaker Honorable Patrick A. Mulloy, a 1963 King’s graduate and an adjunct professor at Catholic University Twenty five Washington-area residents, the vast majority of whom were King’s graduates ranging from the class of 1950 through the class of 2012, hosted the students in their homes that evening.
Nov. 8, 2013 - King’s College students who participated in a faculty-led study abroad experience to the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia will display a collection of photographs from their experience during a free public art exhibition from 5-8 p.m., Friday, Nov.15, as part of the Diamond City Art Walk at Barnes and Noble bookstore in downtown Wilkes-Barre.