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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08/17/2026
Planning to graduate this fall? 🎓
Apply to graduate by September 8 through your Student Center, and double-check that your name is spelled correctly.
Fall Convocation will take place Thursday, October 22 at 3 p.m. at Canada Life Place in downtown London.
Keep an eye on your UWO email for important updates and ceremony details. We look forward to celebrating with you! 💚
Calling all King's alumni! We look forward to welcoming you back for Homecoming weekend and our special alumni dinner, The Crown Affair, at 100 Kellogg Lane on Friday September 25. Details below!
07/28/2026
King's scholarships, bursaries, and award applications open August 1!
Financial support can help ease the cost of your education, giving you more time to focus on your studies, get involved on campus, and make the most of your King's experience.
Attention, King's students! Keep these upcoming tuition deadlines in mind:
✅International students: August 1
✅ Domestic students: August 15 (including Ontario and out-of-province students)
You can view your personalized fee statement by logging into the Student Financial Services (SFS) Portal on myKing's.
Need help? Visit https://mykings.ca/intranet/app/ #/student-finances/tuition-and-fees for information on accessing your statement and submitting your payment.
07/23/2026
Looking for a part-time job on campus? Fall Work Study applications open August 1!
The Work Study Program gives eligible students the opportunity to earn income while gaining valuable professional experience right here at King's.
✅ Work up to 15 hours per week
✅ Employment runs from September 9 to March 31
✅ Earn up to $2,800 during the academic year
Visit https://mykings.ca/intranet/app/ #/student-finances/student-employment-opportunities/work-study-program to learn more about the program and check your eligibility.
07/22/2026
Want to experience King's for yourself? Book a campus tour and discover what makes our close-knit community so special.
Campus tours are offered Monday to Friday at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. We're also offering a special weekend tour on Saturday, August 15, at 12 p.m.
More than 25 students and staff came together for the inaugural King's Cup, forming four teams representing departments across campus, including Student Affairs, the Registrar's Office, Physical Plant, the KUCSC, and King's Communications.
Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make it a fun event of friendly competition and community.
Congratulations to the Golden Team for taking home the King's Cup! 🏆
07/16/2026
King’s was well represented at CBC Ideas Week in Stratford, where President and historian Dr. Robert Ventresca joined CBC Ideas host Nahlah Ayed and fellow historians for the recording of “Benito Mussolini’s Italy.”
Part of CBC Ideas’ How to Defeat Authoritarianism series, the conversation examined fascism, authoritarianism, institutions, resistance and the difficult work of democratic change.
For King’s, this was a meaningful opportunity to contribute scholarship to a national public conversation. Dr. Ventresca brought his expertise in modern Europe, the Catholic Church and the Holocaust to a discussion that reflects the value of liberal arts education: helping people think critically about history, society and the responsibilities of civic life.
The panel was recorded for CBC Ideas and is expected to air nationally this fall on CBC Radio and online. We look forward to sharing it when it becomes available.
07/15/2026
Planning a visit to the Academic Advising Office?
To make the most of your appointment, come prepared with:
- A draft of your course schedule
- Your program checklist and course history
- A list of electives you're interested in taking