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Eagles Summer Camps have been a blast so far! This month campers explored the world through science, drama, and art. We can't wait to start up athletic camps next week! 🦅

AI is changing the landscape of technology and business at a remarkable rate. Dr. Michael Ferber, Dean of the Leder School of Business, explores this shift in his new book Isaiah: The Oracle of the Machine.

The book explores the idea that AI is humanity's newest "idol," and takes a deeper look into the ecological, societal, and economic consequences of AI. It's also a collaboration between Ferber (under the pseudonym Ekim the Prompter) and isAIh, a trained AI model. The result is an unsettling but thought-provoking dialogue that challenges us to engage AI with wisdom and critical concern for the very real problems AI poses in the world.

Isaiah: The Oracle of the Machine is available for purchase on Amazon or for free download through ResearchGate.

We're in the final stage of construction for our new Centre for Excellence in the Sciences!

Some exciting spaces are starting to take shape, and we can't wait to share them with you. Join us Saturday, October 3 for our Grand Opening and Harvest Banquet!

Back from El Cedrito 🤍

This spring students returned from their Honduras Water Project course with more than just memories—they came home with stories of service, connection, and growing together.

Thank you El Cedrito for hosting us and welcoming us into your community!

Congratulations to Abigail Yasinski, this year's recipient of the President's Scholarship!

Faith-based education is integral to the renewal of God’s world, which is why each year this scholarship is awarded to a deserving student from one of our high school partners. The award covers a full year of tuition, an exceptional opportunity for those wanting to pursue Christian higher education.

Congratulations Abby, see you in the fall!

What does it mean to grieve a changing planet , and how can that grief move us toward hope?


📘 Climate of Grief: Reflections on Ecological Grief is a new publication by Dr. Philip Mingay, Professor of English, and Dr. Michael Ferber, Dean of the Leder School of Business.


Through poetry and essays from 22 contributors across disciplines and countries, this anthology explores climate change not just as an environmental crisis, but as a human experience. Rooted in honesty, lament, and hope, the collection invites readers to see grief not as surrender, but as a catalyst for courageous action.


Congratulations to Drs. Mingay and Ferber on this meaningful contribution to conversations around climate, community, and care. 🌍💚


Grab your copy today and join the conversation on ecological grief, hope, and transformative action.

https://wipfandstock.com/9798385234127/climate-of-lament/

Looking for the perfect way to keep your kids active, learning, and having fun this summer? Our summer camps offer outdoor adventure, creative activities, and amazing opportunities to form new friendships.

Register your child today!

https://www.kingsu.ca/camps-at-kings

Happy Birthday, President Humphreys! You are such an inspiration. We wish you an outstanding year! Izzy the Eagle is celebrating YOU today!

Congratulations to the Class of 2026!

Your passion, perseverance, and purpose are already making a difference.

We’re so proud of you!💙✨