The TKC faculty held a contentious meeting on Tuesday in which they attempted to get clarity about their future at the institution from their overlords. The Administration is currently refusing to guarantee faculty contracts after the 2021-22 school year. Though…
Interregnum Committee Chair, Micah Long, was happy to announce that the pre-credit screening of “27 Dresses” was successful. Interregnum pre-credit is a way for students to avoid spending their Saturday watching the smart people in their house have fun. Thankfully,…
A number of student organizations on campus took the unprecedented step of planning a “compassionate, bipartisan celebration of Biden’s inevitable victory” to take place in the City Room Tuesday evening. The move was met with widespread acclaim on campus as…
The King’s College’s Committee for Student Safety and Control announced Monday that all students would now have to complete a “virtue screening” alongside their daily COVID screening before they would be allowed on any campus property. Staff and faculty were…
The King’s Council officially approved the “King’s Hurdlers Club” on Monday. The group gave a lengthy presentation on how it hopes to help uneducated students avoid the “draconian” MTA fare increase. The group’s founder, Jesh Tombo, a junior MCA major,…
After backlash from the student body for what many believed to be false advertising, “Day Away” has been officially renamed, “Afternoon, Very Close By.” Yonka Jeriba, a sophomore MCA major, described her experience with what was called “Day Away,” “I…
In a poll given to the four male houses at King’s — Churchill, Bonhoeffer, Reagan, and SBA — an overwhelming majority of male students would prefer to play hopscotch to Football at the Theological-Political Problem. This survey was conducted by…
