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UPDATED: KSU Election polls extended again
Author: David J. Shuman
David is a second-year journalism student at King's, is engagement/news editor of The Watch, and a copy editor of The Pigeon. He writes on student politics, campus happenings, and school news.
KSU presents a balanced budget with no major cuts, pay for executive and laid-off staff and exec not included in the lines.
Most King’s societies will be fully online, but all are prepared to make sure that this isn’t a wasted year.
The oldest student society in North America is dropping its racist namesake, adopting “Uking’s Literary Society” as its new name.
King’s sent an email to incoming students on June 26th confirming that residences will be open this fall at half capacity. The Watch obtained a copy of the email, in which the Dean of Students Katie Merwin outlines some of the changes coming. “I am happy to inform you that our residences at King’s will […]
In an ongoing attempt to promote the accessibility of King’s Student Union (KSU) politics, The Watch has worked to provide a non-bias set of interviews of each candidate. Provided below is a list of candidates with interviews about what brought them to running, their plans, and much more. On Feb. 11th and Feb. 12th, 2020, […]
Sustainability officer Brianna Aird shares her opinion on Sabina Wex’s article “Spoiled Greens”, which appeared in April’s magazine.
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Spoiled Greens
This year’s Green Week, put on by Sustainability King’s, left a sour impression on some students. While some change was effected during the week, first-year student
The Foundation Year Program has been losing students at a rapid rate, going from two drop outs in 2009/10 to 18 in this last year. Sabina Wex talked to students to find out why.
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The Kijiji find of the year
Some people look for jobs on Kijiji, others look for sublets. Michelle Manette was looking for her father.