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The DMAD program Spring Showcase’s Second Virtual Opening

The Spring Showcase, hosted by the DMAD (Digital Media Art and Design) program, is an annual juried exhibition that allows students to try out new techniques or subject matter outside the constraints of the assignments for classes. The lack of restrictions allows students to explore new mediums or combine them to create a unique approach. The showcase is competitive in that there is a limit to how many pieces of work can be included in the show. The limit is set at 20 pieces, meaning that not all the work submitted can be exhibited. This is the second year that the showcase has been online due to Covid-19. Before the pandemic, the showcase exhibition took place in person where students printed their work, framed them, and set them up for viewing in the Widener TV Lounge in Maclellan Hall.
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Dogwood Homecoming is Coming to Your Home in Spring of 2021

In the spirit of social distancing, King will be hosting Dogwood online this semester. There will be numerous events for both students and alumni alike. Some recognizable events this year include the annual Undergraduate Research Poster Session, hosted by the King Library, which presents the top research proposals submitted by students, and class reunions for alumni.
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Care Shown to Students During Finals

*Republished from a 2016 issue of The Kayseean

Every semester, parents, alumni, and faculty are given the opportunity to support a student by purchasing an exam care package that includes snack food, pens, and other trinkets that students may find comforting during finals week. Why? Because at some point in time, most donors have dealt with the same stress that the students today face during exam week…

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Slaughter Talks Process Behind Twin City Radio Theatre’s Productions

*Republished from the February 2016 issue of The Kayseean

The Twin City Radio Theatre has become the creative enterprise for Christopher Slaughter, associate professor of theatre and the chair of the department of theatre at King University. Since the fall of 2007, Slaughter has been an active force in the theatre department, especially with his ongoing project, “Twin City Radio Theatre,” which began its first season in 2008 on the main Bristol campus…

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26, 2015 to listen to Dr. Wolterstorff deliver the opening convocation address.
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Dr. Wolterstorff Delivers Opening Convocation Address On Collegiate Education

*Republished from the September 2015 issue of The Kayseean

On August 26, 2015, King University’s opening convocation took place at First Presbyterian Church on Florida Avenue, which was quite the change from holding the services at the campus’ chapel. After the traditional processional, interim president Dr. Richard Ray welcomed students, faculty, and staff…

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