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King’s Announces Launch of Center for Hebraic Thought
The King’s College is pleased to announce the launch of the Center for Hebraic Thought, a hub for research, resources, and conversations about biblical literacy and the intellectual world of the Bible.
Senior Fellow Tim Goeglein Publishes ‘American Restoration’
In July 2019, Senior Fellow Tim Goeglein published ‘American Restoration,‘ offering hope and a roadmap for those despairing over the loss of values in America.
King’s Named a College of Distinction, Awarded for Excellence in Career Development and Business
The accolade as a College of Distinction (2019-20), along with additional awards, speaks to the College’s emphasis on student success and the effectiveness of its curriculum.
Meraki Honors Program Welcomes Inaugural Class
Finance students from across the country learn how to integrate their faith and careers through Wall Street internships and coursework at King’s.
King’s Celebrates God’s Faithfulness with Annual Founders Day Event
A panel of King’s faculty, staff, and alumni from its reopening in the Empire State Building shared memories of God’s provision then and now.
71st Annual Commencement Exercises at The King’s College
Hundreds gathered to celebrate the 119 students graduating.
3rd Annual Awards Ceremony Honors Graduates, Faculty, Staff
The ceremony recognized outstanding graduating students as well as faculty and staff who have made significant contributions to the King’s Community.
102 Greenwich Street Residence Unveiled as DeVos Hall
Members of the Board of Trustees gathered with College staff and faculty to honor the legacy of Richard and Helen DeVos.
Alumni Feature: Evelyn Stetzer (MCA ’18)
When faced with difficulty, Evelyn Stetzer (MCA ’18) is learning to ask, “How am I going to worship through this?” rather than, “How can I control this situation?”
Alumni Feature: Alex Andreyev (BUS ’09)
Alex Andreyev (BUS ’09) sees the hardships he’s faced early in life and in his digital advertising career as opportunities to grow. Rather than prompting despair, difficulty has made him all the more eager to lift up others.
