Jacob Green Jacob Green is a first-year FYP student, who appreciates how Boethius examined the materiality of his own existence through his reflective prose and poetry. From representing the United States and Guatemala in model United Nations conference to participating actively in Debate Club in high school, Jacob loves speaking about the heart of the […]
Zoë Brimacombe Zoë Brimacombe hasn’t even been around King’s for a year, but has already made an impact as the KSU’s Member at Large. She hopes to continue to build upon her first year on council by fighting for staff representation on the board, while continuing to push for more gender neutral spaces on campus. […]
Tom Davison Tom Davison has (probably) been at King’s longer than you. He studies HOST and has played on the rugby team. Why are you running for FVP? “I’ve seen the funding—or lack of funding, depending on the society— I’ve seen that go around. I’m a student athlete. Also I played four years in rugby […]
Alex McVittie is a first year student from Toronto. This year at King’s she’s been involved with the Theatrical Society and the External Action Committee. Why do you want to run? “I didn’t initially want to run for First Year Rep at the beginning of the year, I wanted to experience the King’s community and […]
Jack Mol An avid board game wizard, second-year Jack Mol is actively involved with the King’s Tabletop Gaming Society. A sucker for love, his current game of choice is called “Love Letter”, just in time for V-Day. How will you encourage transparency between the administration, KSU and student body? “COMMUNICATION! The KSU needs to be […]
Alex Bryant is a third year student with dual honours in Contemporary Studies and Philosophy. He started his career in the KSU in 2013-2014, when he was the Financial Vice President, and continued this year as the student life vice president. In his first year, Bryant was heavily involved in the KTS, although now his […]
An emergency Board of Governors meeting was called on Monday, Nov. 17, to discuss the faculty’s report on the school’s financial difficulties. The report was created partly in response to the Long Term Financial Strategy Task Force report, which was circulated among the faculty, staff and student representatives earlier this year. The faculty report said […]
Nova Scotian weather can’t seem to help but get in on student demonstrations. As with the blizzard-stricken Day of Action two years ago, the rain was out in full force for a rally on government funding last night. Referred to as “The Game’s Rigged”, headed up in part by Sarah Trower from NSCAD and David […]
Stairs are difficult Journalism rep Meagan Campbell is looking into getting a Gatorade dispenser on the third floor of the A&A. It turns out her campaign posters weren’t kidding around. Still broke An unexpected board meeting will happen Monday, Nov. 17 to respond to the faculty’s response to the task force report. KSU President Michaela […]
The Long Term Financial Strategy Task Force report proposes options for King’s to reduce its $1.1 million deficit, saying that “every faculty member, student and staff member at King’s must see themselves
as responsible for recruitment and retention of students” and revenue generation.