King University Earns 4-Star Rating in Money Magazine’s 2026 Best Colleges in America List, Rated Highest in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia
King University has been awarded a prestigious 4-Star rating in Money Magazine's 2026 Best Colleges in America list, securing its position as the highest-rated private or public university in the Northeast Tennessee and Southwestern Virginia region.
King University Receives $34 Million Gift to Establish the Ann and John Tickle Honors College
King University of Bristol, Tennessee, today announced a historic $34 million philanthropic gift from John and Ann Tickle designed to strengthen the university, and by extension the city it has called home since 1867.
Grammy-Winning Tenor Aaron Blake Announces Two Signature Holiday Performances for 2026
It's Christmas in July, and from the looks of things, Bristol is definitely on Santa's nice list. Following the sold-out success of 2025’s “A Very Bristol Christmas,” King University Artist in Residence Aaron Blake is bringing twice the holiday cheer to the Paramount Center this December with two distinctive concert experiences.
Aaron Blake Returns to King University as Artist in Residence
Wednesday, July 15
Internationally recognized tenor Aaron Blake will return to King University as an artist in residence for the 2026-27 academic year, the university announced Tuesday.
Grammy-Winning Tenor Aaron Blake Announces Two Signature Holiday Performances for 2026
Wednesday, July 15
It's Christmas in July, and from the looks of things, Bristol is definitely on Santa's nice list. Following the sold-out success of 2025’s “A Very Bristol Christmas,” King University Artist in Residence Aaron Blake is bringing twice the holiday cheer to the Paramount Center this December with two distinctive concert experiences.
King University Earns 4-Star Rating in Money Magazine’s 2026 Best Colleges in America List, Rated Highest in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia
Monday, July 13
King University has been awarded a prestigious 4-Star rating in Money Magazine's 2026 Best Colleges in America list, securing its position as the highest-rated private or public university in the Northeast Tennessee and Southwestern Virginia region.
King University Nursing Program Achieves Seven Consecutive Cohorts with 100% NCLEX-RN Pass Rate
Thursday, July 9
King University is proud to announce that graduates from its Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program have achieved a 100% first-time NCLEX-RN pass rate for the seventh consecutive cohort.
King University Receives $34 Million Gift to Establish the Ann and John Tickle Honors College
Tuesday, May 26
King University of Bristol, Tennessee, today announced a historic $34 million philanthropic gift from John and Ann Tickle designed to strengthen the university, and by extension the city it has called home since 1867.
King University Celebrates 159th Commencement, Honoring Graduates as Christ-Centered Leaders
Saturday, May 2
King University marked its 159th Commencement on Saturday, May 2, 2026, celebrating not only academic achievement but the transformation of lives through purpose and excellence.
King University Students Honored for Service and Achievements
Wednesday, April 29
King University recently honored a number of students for their academic, athletic, and community service accomplishments during the 2025-2026 academic year.
King Athletics 2026 Twisty Award Show Highlights
Friday, April 24
King University honored its top student-athletes, coaches, and staff at its annual Twisty Awards celebration, recognizing a year defined by resilience, achievement, and championship-level performances across all programs.
2026 Alumni Award Winners
Tuesday, April 14
Celebrate King University’s 2026 Alumni Award winners as we honor distinguished, young, legacy, volunteer, and Christian service alumni whose faith, leadership, and service are transforming communities near and far.
King's Institute for Faith & Culture Spring Speaker Series Examines Christian Nationalism in Germany in the 1930s
Tuesday, March 24
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) speaker series, “Equipped for Every Good Work,” continues on Monday, March 30th, 2026, with two lectures by theologian Keith Johnson.
King's Institute for Faith & Culture Spring Speaker Series Celebrates 250th Anniversary of the American Founding with Historian James Byrd
Thursday, March 19
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) speaker series, “Equipped for Every Good Work,” continues on March 26th and March 27th, 2026, with two lectures by historian James P. Byrd.
King's Institute for Faith & Culture Spring Speaker Series Welcomes Theologian John Arthur Nunes, President of California Lutheran University
Monday, March 16
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) speaker series, “Equipped for Every Good Work,” continues on March 23rd, 2026, with two lectures by theologian John Arthur Nunes, who serves as President of California Lutheran University.
King University Announces New Trustee and Board Leadership Updates
Tuesday, March 3
King University is pleased to announce several important updates to its Board of Trustees, including the addition new members and the continued service of key leaders guiding the institution’s mission and strategic vision.
Appalachian College of Pharmacy, King University Sign Dual Degree Agreement
Tuesday, November 11
Leaders of two of the region’s colleges signed a dual degree agreement on November 11, which will enable qualified students to sequentially earn a bachelor’s degree at one school and a doctor of pharmacy degree at the other.
Fire Destroys Historic Sells Hall at King University; No Injuries Reported
Saturday, November 1
King University officials confirmed today that a fire broke out overnight in Sells Hall, one of the university’s historic administrative buildings. The building has suffered extensive damage. No injuries have been reported.
King University Welcomes "The Changebaker" Nationally recognized baker Manolo Betancur '04 to screen award-winning film on Nov. 3rd
Wednesday, October 29
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) 2025-26 speaker series, “Equipped for Every Good Work,” continues this fall with celebrated baker Manolo Betancur ’04.
King's Institute for Faith & Culture Fall Speaker Series Welcomes Entrepreneur Laef Olson, Innovative Tech Leader and Business Executive to Speak November 17, 2025
Wednesday, October 29
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) speaker series, “Equipped for Every Good Work,” continues this fall with entrepreneur and innovator Laef Olson, who will make two presentations on Monday, Nov. 17th.
King University's Institute for Faith and Culture Welcomes Grammy-Winning Tenor Aaron Blake on Dec. 1st
Thursday, October 23
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) 2025-26 speaker series features its final fall event on Dec. 1st with internationally acclaimed tenor Aaron Blake and Symphony of the Mountains Music Director and Conductor Cornelia Laemmli Orth
King University's Institute for Faith and Culture to Host Emmy-Winning Investigative Reporter and Tennessee Attorney on Nov. 10th
Thursday, October 23
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) will host Emmy Award-winning investigative reporter and producer Hannah Rappleye in conversation with Tennessee lawyer Derek Scott
Grammy-Winning Tenor Aaron Blake Hosts King University's "A Very Bristol Christmas"
Wednesday, October 1
In a joyful observance of holiday tradition, King University Artist in Residence Aaron Blake will host a special community Christmas concert at the Paramount Center on Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2025, at 7 p.m.
King Awarded NetVUE Vocation Across the Academy Grant
Tuesday, August 19
King University has received a new, $75,000 grant to help fund multiple projects designed to help students discover and pursue their individual callings.
Fall Semester of Lifelong Learning Classes Now Available
Friday, August 8
Those wishing to audit a Lifelong Learning course should enroll before Monday, Aug. 25
IFC Welcomes David Cunningham, Ph.D.
Tuesday, August 5
King’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) begins its 2025-26 speaker series, “Equipped for Every Good Work,” on Tuesday, Aug. 12 with David Cunningham, Ph.D.
King University Students Honored for Service and Achievements
Thursday, April 24
King University recently honored a number of students for their academic, athletic, and community service accomplishments during the 2024-2025 academic year.
King Launches Adult Gerontology Acute Care Program for Nurse Practitioners
Monday, April 21
Graduate-level concentration helps caregivers excel in challenging environments
2025 Dogwood Weekend Alumni Award Winners
Saturday, April 5
Dogwood Weekend Alumni Award Winners
IFC Welcomes Gretchen Huizinga, Host of Microsoft Research Podcast
Monday, March 31
Huizinga’s background of teaching, media production, and research informs her focus on incorporating Christian ethical principles into the development of AI.
Grammy-Winning Tenor Aaron Blake Offers Vocal Arts Masterclass for Regional Students
Tuesday, March 18
The class is offered as part of Mr. Blake’s artist in residence activities at King, and provides instructors and vocalists the opportunity to learn from an internationally recognized tenor.
Brian Shupe Joins King as Vice President for Advancement
Tuesday, March 18
Seasoned administrator to lead the University’s advancement and alumni efforts
King IFC Welcomes Director of the Vatican Observatory
Monday, March 17
Consolmagno is the author of multiple books on astronomy, faith, and science, including “The Way to the Dwelling of Light,” “God’s Mechanics,” and “Would You Baptize an Extraterrestrial?”
King University Welcomes Dr. William Inboden for 2025 Commencement Activities
Monday, March 10
Former National Security Council staff member and current director of the Alexander Hamilton Center at the University of Florida to speak to 2025 graduating class
IFC Welcomes Tolkien Scholar, Computer Science Professor and Outdoor Writer Matthew Dickerson
Monday, March 10
Dickerson’s expertise in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis has earned international recognition. He fosters additional interest in multiple subjects including fly fishing, ecology, computational geometry, and medieval literature.
Inaugural Leader of Character Award Presented to Dean of Arts & Sciences Glenn Sanders, Ph.D.
Monday, February 24
King University Dean of Arts & Sciences Glenn Sanders, Ph.D., has been named the recipient of the inaugural Nathan O. Hatch Leader of Character Award.
IFC Encourages Conversations on Leadership and Character with Author and Educator Michael Lamb, Ph.D.
Monday, February 17
King welcomes Dr. Michael Lamb, the F. M. Kirby Foundation chair of Leadership and Character, executive director of the Program for Leadership and Character, and associate professor of Interdisciplinary Humanities at Wake Forest University
IFC Examines Roles of AI, Faith, and Technology in Shaping Our World
Monday, November 11
Join the IFC and computer scientist Derek Schuurman, Ph.D., as we tackle questions of faith, artificial intelligence (AI), and the perception of truth
News Editor of Christianity Today to Speak on History, Empathy - and Nixon
Monday, November 4
News Editor of Christianity Today to Speak on History, Empathy – and Nixon
King Presents Aaron Blake, Cris Frisco and Guests in "Love through Music"
Tuesday, October 15
Grammy-winning Metropolitan Opera tenor Aaron Blake, pianist Cris Frisco, and guests are coming together Friday, Oct. 25, at 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church to celebrate the beautiful and unifying nature of music.
King Welcomes Living Legend Katherine Paterson '54
Friday, October 4
Two-time National Book Award and Newbery Medal Winner to speak at Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Institute for Faith & Culture welcomes Elissa Yukiko Weichbrodt, Ph.D.
Thursday, August 29
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) 2024 speaker series, “A Sense of Wonder,” welcomes author and art historian Elissa Yukiko Weichbrodt, Ph.D., to Bristol on Monday, Sept. 9.
King University Opens New Track & Field Complex
Monday, August 26
King University celebrated the opening of its new outdoor track today by welcoming new students, local alumni, community members, and cross country teams from UVA Wise and Mars Hill to help christen the facility.
Grammy-Winning Tenor Aaron Blake to Offer Vocal Arts Masterclasses for Regional Students
Wednesday, August 21
As part of his Artist in Residence offerings during King’s 2024-25 academic year, Grammy-winning tenor Aaron Blake is leading two vocal arts masterclasses for students in northeast Tennessee and southwest Virginia.
King University Receives $14 Million Gift from The Bill Gatton Foundation
Wednesday, August 14
Today, King University announced a gift of $14 million from The Bill Gatton Foundation, $4 million of which is for matching gift opportunities over the next two years.
King Receives $250,000 Leadership and Character Grant from Wake Forest
Wednesday, August 7
King University has been selected to receive a $250,000 grant from Wake Forest University’s Educating Character Initiative (ECI), a part of the Program for Leadership and Character
Northeast State & King Sign Nursing Transfer Agreement
Tuesday, August 6
King University and Northeast State Community College (NeSCC) have partnered on a new agreement that streamlines the admissions process and needed coursework for students navigating a Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing pathway.
W. Andrew Tooley Named 24th President of King University
Tuesday, April 30
King University has announced the selection of W. Andrew Tooley, Ph.D., as its twenty-fourth president.
King University Recognizes 2024 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award Recipients
Saturday, April 27
King University is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award.
King University Celebrates 2024 Graduates
Saturday, April 27
Nearly 300 students achieving degrees at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels were celebrated today during King University’s 2024 commencement ceremony.
King University Students Honored for Achievements and Service
Wednesday, April 17
King recognized dozens of students during the University's 2024 Honors Convocation
Internationally Renowned Tenor Aaron Blake Joins King University as Artist in Residence
Friday, April 12
Grammy-winning tenor Aaron Blake has joined King University as an Artist in Residence for the 2024-2025 academic year.
King University Announces the Death of Former Interim President Richard A. Ray, Ph.D.
Wednesday, April 10
King University reports the death of The Reverend Richard A. Ray, Ph.D., D.Litt.
VHCC & King Sign Pivotal Nursing Admission Agreement
Wednesday, April 3
King University and Virginia Highlands Community College (VHCC) have partnered on a new agreement that streamlines admissions and coursework for students navigating a Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN) pathway.
King University Recognized as a Top 10 Military-Friendly School
Tuesday, April 2
Military Friendly® has recognized King University as a Top 10 in the nation, Gold-status school for the 2024-2025 school year
King's Master of Social Work Program Achieves CSWE Accreditation
Thursday, March 21
Following a three-year candidacy period, King University’s Master of Social Work (MSW) program has been granted initial accreditation by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).
IFC Welcomes Internationally Renowned Tenor Aaron Blake
Monday, March 18
Internationally renowned tenor Aaron Blake joins the IFC on Monday, April 1, 2024
IFC Explores the Art of Making and Breaking with Artist Bruce Herman
Wednesday, March 13
Artist and author Bruce Herman will speak twice on Monday, March 25
King University Announces the Death of Former President Charles E. Cauthen Jr., Ph.D.
Monday, March 11
Charles E. Cauthen Jr., Ph.D., former trustee, provost and president of King College, died March 7, 2024. He was 92.
IFC Celebrates Black History Month with Andrea Baker and Howard Moody
Thursday, February 15
The IFC welcomes acclaimed mezzo-soprano Andrea Baker and internationally recognized composer/conductor Howard Moody in celebration of Black History Month
IFC Welcomes Theologian Pete Ward
Monday, February 12
Author and theologian Pete Ward, Ph.D., joins King’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) for a diverse look at contemporary worship, pop culture, bluegrass, and the Church
Ronan King Named Assistant Vice President for Development
Wednesday, January 31
An experienced professional, King brings with her a proven track record of success in donor relations and fundraising.
IFC Welcomes Scholar Anika Prather, Ph.D., for Annual MLK Celebration
Tuesday, January 23
King welcomes scholar and educator Dr. Anika T. Prather for 2024 MLK observance
Meditations for Advent
Wednesday, November 29
View King's Meditations for Advent 2023
VHCC & King Sign Guaranteed Admission Agreement
Tuesday, November 21
VHCC & King Sign Guaranteed Admission Agreement
Monday, November 20
FOUR SIGNATORIES – Virginia Highlands Community College (VHCC) and King University have formalized a Guaranteed Admissions Agreement that aligns needed coursework and streamlines the application process for those who complete an associate’s degree at
King Photographers Hosting 2023 'Help Portrait' Event
Friday, November 10
Annual event connects King students and professors with area residents who are interested in capturing a professional family portrait, but who may not be able to access the services of a professional photographer
IFC Explores Faith and the Law with Professor Barbara Armacost
Monday, November 6
Distinguished law professor and former Department of Justice (DOJ) advisor Barbara Armacost joins King’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) for two engaging discussions on Monday, Nov. 13, 2023.
King University Renovates Campus Nursing Labs
Monday, October 30
Students enrolled in King University’s School of Nursing now have the opportunity to expand their classroom experience with the addition of 10 nursing simulators installed in newly renovated laboratory settings
IFC Welcomes Theologian, NYT Columnist Esau McCaulley
Monday, October 30
Author of “Reading While Black” featured as the 2023-24 Buechner Lecturer
President Alexander Whitaker to Conclude Eight-Year Tenure at King
Monday, October 16
Following President Alexander Whitaker's announcement that he will conclude his tenure this academic year, a nationwide search for the next King president has begun.
IFC Welcomes Author Drew Bratcher
Monday, October 9
Join the Institute for Faith & Culture as we welcome Drew Bratcher, author of "Bub: Essays from Just North of Nashville"
King University, Craig's One-Hour Cleaners Collecting and Sharing Coats for Kids
Wednesday, October 4
Donations for next month's Coats for Kids are now being accepted
NYT Magazine Ranks King Among America's Most Selective, Economically Diverse Universities
Wednesday, September 13
The New York Times Magazine has named King among the nation’s top schools for economic diversity, ranking the University 21st among institutions supporting mid- to -low-income students and their families.
King University Unveils New Logo
Tuesday, September 5
King University has revealed a new logo, introducing an image this week that honors the University’s iconic Georgian architecture and lasting Christian academic heritage.
King, ASL Sign Preferred Admission, 3+3 Agreements
Wednesday, August 23
Collaboration reduces length of study for a law degree by a year
Institute for Faith & Culture Explores the Art of Reading, Storytelling
Wednesday, August 16
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) fall speaker series will share two events focused on the art of reading, featuring author and professor Jennifer Holberg, Ph.D.
King University Partners with TimelyCare
Thursday, August 10
Virtual provider offers traditional students 24/7 access to physical, mental care
Fall 2023 Institute for Faith & Culture Series Begins August 8
Tuesday, August 1
Veteran educator (and VHS grad) Todd Shy to speak at opening event
Hicks Promoted to Vice President
Thursday, May 18
King University has announced the promotion of Athletic Director David Hicks to the position of vice president of Athletics.
Helbert, Patrick recognized as Social Work Educator and Student of the Year
Monday, May 8
Professor Jodi Helbert, Ph.D. was recently chosen as Social Work Educator of the Year by the Tennessee Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW).
King University Celebrates 2023 Graduates
Monday, May 1
BRISTOL, Tenn., April 29, 2023 — More than 200 students achieving degrees at the associate’s, bachelor’s and master’s levels were celebrated today during King University’s 2023 commencement ceremony.
King University Recognizes 2023 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award Recipients
Sunday, April 30
BRISTOL, Tenn., April 29, 2023 — King University is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2023 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award.
Christie Promoted to Assistant Vice President
Wednesday, April 26
BRISTOL, Tenn., April 26, 2023 – Jenna Christie has been promoted to assistant vice president for Advancement at King University.
King University Students Honored for Achievements and Service
Wednesday, April 19
BRISTOL, Tenn., April 19, 2022 — King University recently applauded a number of students for their academic, athletic, and community service accomplishments during the 2022-2023 academic year.
King University Welcomes Blue Ridge Undergraduate Research Conference
Monday, April 17
King University welcomed students and professors from around the region today for the 29th annual Blue Ridge Undergraduate Research Conference (BRURC).
King University Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day with Scholar Bill Turner, Ph.D.
Tuesday, January 10
Bill Turner, Ph.D. will present two talks on Friday, Jan. 13. The first, “Between Martin Luther King Jr.’s Big Dream and the Big Lie,” will be held at 9:15 a.m. in the Memorial Chapel on the campus of King University.
King University Honors the Life of Dr. Miller Liston '63
Tuesday, January 3
King is saddened to share news of the death of distinguished alumnus, trustee, and beloved University community member Dr. Miller Liston ’63. Miller died Dec. 28, 2022 at the age of 86 in Laurinburg, North Carolina.
King University Celebrates new School of Nursing Graduates
Thursday, December 15
King University’s School of Nursing honored 20 graduates of the fall 2022 semester at a pinning ceremony held Thursday, Dec. 8 in the Memorial Chapel in Bristol, Tennessee.
Fall Commencement 2022
Saturday, December 10
Surrounded by family, friends, faculty, staff, alumni, trustee, and students, King University commencement is filled with the sounds of laughter, applause, and bagpipes as students complete their full circle of education.
Trio of Regional Colleges Receive Grant from Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Thursday, December 8
King University, along with Northeast State and Virginia Highlands Community Colleges, have together received a grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s initiative to build capacity for greater diversity and inclusion of students in science.
King Welcomes Trio of Beloved Children's Authors
Monday, November 28
Newbery Honorees and Library of Congress Living Legend gather to talk about the calling of writing for children
Renowned Children's Authors Katherine Paterson and Stephanie Tolan Premiere Original Work with King
Thursday, November 10
Tickets on sale now for “Good King Wenceslas” at the Paramount
Coats for Kids 2022
Saturday, November 5
King’s Coats for Kids is a service project that helps provide coats to children throughout the Bristol community.
IFC Welcomes Inventor and Philanthropist Lee Martin
Thursday, November 3
As part of its 2022-23 speaker series, “Hunger and Gladness,” King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) is welcoming Lee Martin, Ph.D.
King University's School of Nursing to Host First Annual Health Fair
Monday, October 31
King University’s School of Nursing will host its first annual health fair on Saturday, Nov. 5, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Kendricks Creek United Methodist Church in Kingsport.
King University's DMAD Program to Host 'Help Portrait' Event
Friday, October 28
If a family portrait is on your holiday list this year, King University can help you check it off with its annual Help Portrait event.
IFC Welcomes News Editor of Christianity Today
Wednesday, October 26
As part of its 2022-23 speaker series, “Hunger and Gladness,” King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) is welcoming Daniel Silliman, news editor of Christianity Today, on Monday, Nov. 7.
King University, Community Partners Collecting and Sharing Coats for Kids
Thursday, October 20
King University and multiple community partners are again accepting donations of new and clean, gently used winter coats for elementary through middle school-age children.
King University Celebrates 100 Years of the Tornado
Wednesday, October 19
It’s been a century since a sports writer with the Bristol Herald Courier watched King’s football team compete on the field, applauding the “smashing line plunges and perfectly executed runs” that resulted in a 206-0 score against Lenoir College.
IFC Welcomes Leaders and Followers Foundation Director
Friday, October 7
As part of its 2022-23 speaker series, “Hunger and Gladness,” King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) is welcoming Mark Finlay, director of the Leaders and Followers Foundation and special advisor on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
King Welcomes Trio of Beloved Children's Authors
Monday, September 26
Newbery Honorees and Library of Congress Living Legend gather to talk about the calling of writing for children.
Jewel Bell Retires from King University Following 70 Years of Service
Thursday, September 8
She’s known as the Jewel in King’s crown, and for good reason – beloved staff member Jewel Bell has served with the University for nearly half of its 155-year history.
Institute for Faith & Culture Hosts Award-Winning Author Jessie Van Eerden
Thursday, September 1
As part of its 2022-23 speaker series, “Hunger and Gladness,” King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) is welcoming award-winning author and West Virginia native Jessie van Eerden.
King University Welcomes New Director of Multimedia Resources
Monday, August 22
King University has named Bianca Marais as director of Multimedia Resources. In her new role, Marais will produce communications content for use across numerous King platforms, and also serve as a community and media liaison.
Fall IFC Season Begins with Jill Peláez Baumgaertner
Friday, August 19
As part of its 2022-23 speaker series, “Hunger and Gladness,” King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) is welcoming Jill Peláez Baumgaertner, Ph.D., poet and Wheaton College professor of English emerita, for its opening presentation.
King University to host world premiere of "Good King Wenceslas"
Friday, August 19
King University will be holding open auditions for the world premiere of the new play, "Good King Wenceslas," co-written by Library of Congress Living Legend Katherine Paterson, ’54, and award-winning author Stephanie Tolan.
King University Releases New Statistical Model for Predicting U.S. Monthly Average Gasoline Prices
Thursday, June 23
Newest KIRES study examines relationships between crude oil, wholesale and retail gasoline prices from onset of COVID-19 pandemic through Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Access King 2022
Friday, June 17
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Access King 2022
Friday, June 17
June 17th July 15th (Virtual)
Memorial Services to Honor Chris Toomey
Thursday, June 16
Alumni, faculty, staff and friends to gather on Friday, June 17 on campus
Student Erin Peters selected for Department of Defense SMART Scholars program
Thursday, May 19
King University student Erin Peters has been accepted to the Department of Defense’s (DOD) SMART Scholarship-for-Service Program.
King Graduates Serving as Leaders with Ballad Health
Tuesday, May 17
Throughout Ballad Health’s service region, graduates of King University’s nursing program are serving in leadership positions, including as chief nursing officers (CNO) and hospital administrators.
YWCA Tribute to Women Award Recipient - Jodi Helbert
Monday, May 16
Congratulations to Dr. Jodi Helbert, for being a 2022 recipient of the YWCA Tribute to Women award in the "Empower" category. The award will be presented on May 16, 2022, at 3:05 p.m. in the SCC Board room. Come out and support Jodi!
Professor Jodi Helbert named Social Worker of the Year
Tuesday, May 3
Professor Jodi Helbert, Ph.D., was recently chosen as Social Worker of the Year by the Northeast Tennessee Branch Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW-TN).
Spring Commencement 2022
Saturday, April 30
Congratulations graduates! Come out and support your students. Saturday April 30, 2022
King University Recognizes 2022 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award Recipients
Saturday, April 30
King University is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2022 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award.
King University Honors Spring Graduates
Saturday, April 30
More than 275 graduates attaining degrees at the associate, bachelor, master, and doctoral levels were recognized during King University’s spring commencement ceremony on Saturday, April 30.
King University Students Honored for Achievements and Service
Tuesday, April 19
King University recently applauded a number of students for their academic, athletic, and community service accomplishments during the 2021-2022 academic year.
King and UT Continue Partnership for Accelerated Engineering Program
Monday, April 18
King University has reaffirmed its collaboration with the University of Tennessee – Knoxville
COVID-19
Sunday, April 10
Like many others around the nation and world, we are watching the development of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Bookmark this page and check back often to stay up-to-date on the evolving situation.
2022 Give Day
Wednesday, March 30
Making a gift on GIVE DAY supports projects like The Annual Fund for Scholarships and Programs and the Tornado Athletic Club. You can also personally designate your gift to a specific scholarship, program, team, or area of your choosing.
Institute for Faith & Culture Welcomes Malcolm Guite
Monday, March 28
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) welcomes poet, priest, and author Malcolm Guite as the 2021-22 speaker series, “Listen to Your Life,” continues Thursday, April 7, and Friday, April 8.
King University Ranks High Among Tennessee Schools For Graduation Rate
Monday, March 21
Seventy-five percent of undergraduate students who enter King University earn a degree.
Natasha Sistrunk Robinson
Tuesday, February 1
The King Institute for Faith & Culture welcomes Natasha Sistrunk Robinson as the 2021-2022 series, “Listen to Your Life,” observes the life of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Natasha Sistrunk Robinson
Tuesday, February 1
Join us Tuesday, Feb. 1, at 7 p.m., and Wednesday, Feb. 2, at 9:15 a.m. for the Listen to your Life Speaker Series presentation of Natasha Sistrunk Robinson
King University Welcomes Alumna and Living Legend Katherine Paterson
Tuesday, October 12
The Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) welcomes esteemed King alumna and Library of Congress Living Legend Katherine Paterson ‘54 as the IFC’s 2021-22 speaker series, “Listen to Your Life,” continues Monday, Oct. 18.
King University's Institute for Faith & Culture Welcomes Alumna Maria Liston to Annual Medical Lecture
Monday, October 4
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) welcomes King alumna Maria Liston, Ph.D., ‘82 as the 2021-22 speaker series, “Listen to Your Life,” continues Wednesday, Oct. 13, and Thursday, Oct. 14, with the IFC Annual Medical Lecture.
King Magazine Fall 2021
Monday, September 27
This issue is packed with stories about students, alumni, faculty, and staff who are using their gifts to move forward with the Kingdom of God. It is a wonderfully uplifting and enlightening edition.
Pair of Olympic Medalists Are Named Bristol Motor Speedway Neighborhood Heroes for 2021
Friday, September 17
Two Olympic Medal winners with ties to the Appalachian Highlands region who competed at the recent Summer Games in Tokyo have been named Bristol Motor Speedway Neighborhood Heroes, it was announced today.
King University Named One of the Best Regional Universities in the South
Monday, September 13
King University has been named among the Best Regional Universities in the South by U.S. News and World Report, as part of the publication’s newly released 2022 Best Colleges Rankings.
Institute for Faith & Culture Welcomes Vincent Bacote
Tuesday, September 7
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) welcomes scholar and author Vincent Bacote, Ph.D., as the 2021-22 speaker series, “Listen to Your Life,” continues Monday, Sept. 13, with a 20th anniversary remembrance of 9/11.
Institute for Faith & Culture Hosts Emmy-Winning Reporter, Producer
Wednesday, September 1
As part of its 2021-22 speaker series, “Listen to Your Life,” King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) is welcoming award-winning investigative reporter and producer Hannah Rappleye.
King University Students Selected as 2021 Ledford Scholars
Tuesday, May 25
Four undergraduate students from King University’s College of Arts and Sciences have been named 2021 Ledford Scholars, and are currently pursuing research projects.
King University Launches New Program for Special Education Teachers
Monday, May 24
King is launching a new K-8 Special Education Work Interventionist Program designed to provide elementary education students and graduates, along with existing K-5 teachers, with the knowledge necessary for meeting the needs of specialized learners.
King University Recognizes 2021 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award Recipients
Saturday, May 1
BRISTOL, Tenn., May 1, 2021 — King University is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2021 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award.
King University Included in Fortune's Best Online MBA Rankings
Wednesday, April 28
King University’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) online degree has been named among Fortune’s “The Best Online MBA Programs of 2021” as part of its new Fortune Education hub.
2021 Distinguished Alumnus
Friday, April 16
We are proud to announce Todd Yelton as the 2021 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year. Congratulations, Todd!
2021 Honorary Alumnus
Thursday, April 15
Congratulations to Dr. Bill Wade the 2021 Honorary Alumnus. Click to read more of Bill's story.
2021 Christian Service Award
Wednesday, April 14
Congratulations to Tom Sullivan the recipient of the 2021 Christian Service Award. Click to read more of Tom's story.
2021 Legacy Award
Tuesday, April 13
Congratulations to Will Hankins the recipient of the 2021 Legacy Award. Click to read more of Will's story.
2021 Young Alumni Achievement Award
Monday, April 12
Congratulations to Rachel Barker-Asto the recipient of the 2021 Young Alumni Achievement Award. Click to read more of Rachel's story.
King Institute for Faith and Culture Celebrates the Works of Dante Alighieri
Thursday, February 18
King Institute for Faith and Culture Celebrates the Works of Dante Alighieri. Two online events to explore the life of one of the world’s great literary figures.
King University Releases New Study on Personal Income Shift
Wednesday, February 10
The King Institute for Regional Economic Studies (KIRES) is reporting a pronounced shift in the composition of personal income in the Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia region over the past 15 years.
King University - Knoxville to Offer Bachelor of Science in Accounting Accelerated Degree Program
Thursday, September 24
Beginning spring semester 2021, King University will offer a Bachelor of Science in Accounting degree at its Hardin Valley campus in Knoxville.
King University Named One of the Best Regional Universities in the South
Tuesday, September 15
King University has been named among the Best Regional Universities in the South by U.S. News and World Report, as part of the publication’s newly released 2021 Best Colleges Rankings.
Princeton Review Lists King Among Best Colleges in the Southeast
Wednesday, August 26
For the 18th consecutive year, King University has been listed among the Best Colleges in the Southeast by the Princeton Review.
King University Recognizes 2020 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award Recipients
Saturday, August 1
King University is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2020 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award.
King Plans to Resume In-Person Classes for Fall Semester
Tuesday, May 26
After transitioning to online learning formats during the spring and summer semesters as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, King University is moving ahead with plans to return to in-person classes for fall 2020.
King University STEM Students Recipients of Numerous Honors and Awards
Tuesday, May 12
During the 2019-2020 academic year, several undergraduate students from the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics in King University’s College of Arts and Sciences have received prestigious honors, grant funding. Click to read more...
King University Students Honored for Achievements and Service
Tuesday, May 5
King University recently honored a number of students for their academic, athletic and community service accomplishments during the 2019-2020 academic year.
King Explores Women's Suffrage and the Work of Ruth Bell Graham With Noted Author and Professor Anne B. Wills
Wednesday, February 19
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture speaker series continues Monday, Feb. 24, with Anne Blue Wills, Ph.D., author and professor of religious studies at Davidson College in Davidson, North Carolina.
King University advances music program with the purchase of five Steinway & Sons pianos & by offering $100,000 in new music scholarships
Monday, February 3
King University has made dramatic enhancements to the school’s music program with the addition of five Steinway & Sons pianos and $100,000 in new music scholarships!
King University Accepting Alumni Nominations
Saturday, February 1
King University is currently accepting nominations for a series of awards that recognize the achievements of alumni who have excelled personally and professionally.
James K.A. Smith Awarded Honorary Doctor of Letters Degree
Monday, November 18
James K.A. Smith was awarded with an honorary Doctor of Letters degree during King University's Institute for Faith and Culture speaker series The Beauty of Art and the Holiness of Saints
King University's Knoxville Campus and WIVK 107.7FM Announce 2019 Degree of Success Scholarship Winner
Monday, November 11
Melissa “Missy” Allen of Knoxville has been named the winner of the 10th annual Degree of Success Scholarship, sponsored by King University - Knoxville and WIVK 107.7 FM.
King University and Southwest Virginia Community College Announce Dual Admission Agreement
Tuesday, October 22
King University and Southwest Virginia Community College (SWCC) announced a new program agreement today that will provide qualifying SWCC students with dual admission and guaranteed acceptance to King.
Maclellan, Bieger Appointed to Lead King University Board of Trustees
Friday, October 18
The King University Board of Trustees has unanimously voted to approve Robert H. “Scott” Maclellan as the board’s new chair and Nell King Bieger as vice chair, effective immediately.
Applications Now Open for King University, WIVK 107.7 FM Degree of Success Scholarship
Tuesday, October 15
Thinking about returning to college to pursue a degree? Here’s your opportunity to do that, free of charge.
King University-Knoxville Instructor Named to Prestigious PRSA College of Fellows
Monday, September 23
King University announces the induction of Rebecca (Becky) Huckaby, APR, AAAE, vice president of public relations at the Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority (MKAA), into the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) College of Fellows.
King University Celebrates Jewel Bell's 90th Birthday
Monday, September 16
King University crowned its queen today with a very special birthday party for beloved staff member Jewel Bell.
King University Named One of the Best Regional Universities in the South
Friday, September 13
King University has been named among the “Best Regional Universities” in the South by U.S. News and World Report, as part of the publication’s newly released 2020 Best Colleges Rankings.
Institute for Faith & Culture Welcomes Distinguished Physician and Ethicist Farr Curlin, M.D.
Thursday, September 12
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture speaker series continues Monday, Sept. 16 with an examination of the moral and spiritual dimensions of medical practice with distinguished physician, author and ethicist Farr A. Curlin, M.D.
King Successfully Achieves Million-Dollar Gift Match
Thursday, August 22
King is grateful to announce the attainment of a $1 million gift challenge, a milestone achievement for the University’s 2018-19 fiscal year.
Nationally Acclaimed Author and Essayist Frederica Mathewes-Green To Open 2019-2020 Faith & Culture Speaker Series
Wednesday, August 21
King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture will launch its 2019-2020 speaker series, “The Beauty of Art, the Holiness of Saints,” with nationally acclaimed essayist and commentator Frederica Mathewes-Green on Wednesday, Aug. 28.
Registration Continues for Week-Long STEMgineering Camp
Friday, May 31
Registration is continuing for a week-long camp at King University that will allow middle school girls to participate in interactive workshops and career exploration activities in science, technology, engineering, and math.
Southwest Virginia Nurse Practitioner Wins Kings SVHEC Alumni Award
Tuesday, May 14
Vickie Stevens, a Family Nurse Practitioner who recently opened a private practice in rural Southwest Virginia, has been recognized as an outstanding graduate of King University’s instructional site in Abingdon, Virginia.
Faith in Theatre Program Set for June 17 at King University
Monday, May 13
Young people with an interest in theater are invited to King this summer to learn, laugh, develop artistic skills and grow in faith during Faith in Theatre, a training program that will conclude with the production of a full-length comedy.
King to Sponsor Healthcare Conference in Abingdon
Thursday, May 9
A one-day conference that will explore the opioid crisis, mental health treatment, CBD products, and other trends in healthcare will be presented this fall by the King University School of Nursing.
Graduating Student, Bristol Couple Honored with Sullivan Award
Monday, April 29
King honored a graduating student and a Bristol couple for their high standards of character, integrity and service by presenting them with the 2019 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award during Saturday’s spring Commencement ceremony.
More than 350 King Students Honored During Commencement
Saturday, April 27
Dr. Craig McDonald on Saturday returned to King University where he was a beloved member of the campus community for more than three decades to remind members of the Class of 2019 ‘’your life is a miracle.”
Dr. Craig McDonald to Serve as King's Spring Commencement Speaker
Tuesday, April 16
Dr. Craig McDonald, a retired faculty member who enlightened King University students for more than three decades with his knowledge of English grammar and British Literature, will speak during the university’s Spring 2019 Commencement exercises.
Jewel Bell wins Honorary Alumni Award
Sunday, April 14
Jewel Bell in April was presented the first-ever King University Honorary Alumni Award. The award recognizes those who, although not King grads, have made significant contributions through their distinguished record of Christian faith and service.
Dr. Miller Liston Named Distinguished Alumnus
Sunday, April 14
Dr. Miller Liston '59 was honored this year with the Distinguished Alumnus Award, an honor that recognizes alumni who exemplify King University's values of Christian faith, service, career and scholarship.
Dr. David Rudd Earns Young Alumni Achievement Award
Sunday, April 14
Dr. David Rudd, an infectious disease specialist at the W.G. “Bill” Hefner Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Salisbury, North Carolina, was honored during Dogwood Weekend with the Young Alumni Achievement Award.
King announces 2019 King Athletic Hall of Fame Class
Monday, April 8
BRISTOL, Tenn. – Two individuals and one team will be inducted into the 2019 King Athletic Hall of Fame as part of Dogwood Weekend on Saturday, April 13.
Institute to Sponsor Panel of Political Science Faculty
Monday, March 25
King University will sponsor “The Future of the Liberal International Order,” a panel discussion featuring area political science faculty members, on Tuesday, April 2, at 7 p.m.
King University to Present Spitfire Grill
Monday, March 25
“Spitfire Grill,” a full-length musical that follows ex-convict Percy Talbot as she travels to a small town to start afresh, will be presented Thursday- Saturday, April 11-13, by the King University Theatre Department.
King to Showcase Healthcare Administration Program
Monday, March 25
Informational presentations that highlight the Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration (BSHA) program at King University will be held via Zoom, a video conferencing tool, on Thursday, April 11.
MECC Student Wins Full Scholarship to King
Tuesday, March 19
Cori Baker, a Mountain Empire Community College student who is on track to graduate in May, has won a full scholarship to King University.
King University Student Wins Top Social Work Organization Award
Monday, March 18
Jason Abernathy of King University has been named the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) Student of the Year by the Tennessee Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW).
King Alumni to Premiere 'King's Rogues' Documentary
Thursday, March 14
A group of King University students who came together 20 years ago to stage productions of well-known plays at various Bristol locations will have their story told next month when “King’s Rogues: A Documentary” premieres on campus.
Info Sessions on Health Professions, Education Options Planned
Thursday, March 14
Detailed information about careers in health professions and the related educational requirements will be presented at King University during a series of public sessions.
King University, First Presbyterian to Present Bluegrass Mass
Monday, March 11
King University’s Symphonic Choir and Collegium Musicum will join the First Presbyterian Church Sanctuary Choir for a specially arranged mass on Wednesday, April 10, featuring spiritual texts, gospel hymns and an acclaimed bluegrass band.
Andrea Baker's 'Sing Sistah Sing!' Featured in King Institute for Faith & Culture
Monday, March 11
“Sing Sistah Sing!,” an award-winning celebration of the sound and extraordinary breadth of African American female voices featuring mezzo-soprano Andrea Baker, will be presented at 7 p.m. on Monday, April 15, at First Presbyterian Church. The event
King's Phi Alpha Chapter Recognized for Community Service
Wednesday, March 6
King University’s Chi Omega chapter of Phi Alpha, the national honor society for Social Work students, has been recognized with a Chapter Service Award and $1,000 for its impressive record of community service.
Hispanic Theologian Justo Gonzalez to Deliver Lecture on Christian Thought
Tuesday, March 5
Justo González, a Cuban native who has become a leading voice in Hispanic theology, will be the guest speaker for the upcoming lecture presented by the Institute for Faith & Culture at King University.
Shift from Coal to Natural Gas Has Little Impact on Harmful Emissions, Large Impact on Region's Coalfield Economy
Wednesday, February 27
Environmental regulations that helped trigger sharp declines in coal production and the Southwest Virginia economy have had little impact on harmful emissions worldwide, according to a new report by King's Institute for Regional Economic Studies.
Faith & Culture Institute Presents Holocaust Survivor Esther Starobin
Monday, February 11
Holocaust survivor Esther Starobin will share memories of her childhood after fleeing Nazi Germany in 1939 and recount how she learned of her parents’ death at Auschwitz during an upcoming visit presented by King University.
First Bank & Trust to Fund Baseball Uniforms
Saturday, February 9
BRISTOL, Tenn., Feb. 9, 2019 — First Bank & Trust Co. continued its long-standing support for King University by kicking off the first home game of the 2019 baseball season Saturday with a $6,200 donation that will be used to purchase new team unifor
King to Host STEM Day for Middle School Girls
Tuesday, February 5
Middle school girls with an interest in science, technology, engineering and math are invited to King University on Saturday, Feb. 23, for a free day of career exploration and interactive workshops.
WTFM & WVEK Partner with King to Offer College Dream
Tuesday, February 5
BRISTOL, Tenn., Feb. 5, 2019 — King University is partnering with WTFM 98.5 and WVEK 102.7 to offer one lucky contestant a full-tuition scholarship toward completion of a bachelor’s degree.
Student Artwork Showcased in E.W. King Library
Monday, February 4
BRISTOL, Tenn., Feb. 4, 2019 — A collaborative project that showcases the artistic abilities of students and pays tribute to classic books is now on permanent display in the E.W. King Library at King University.
King Named Military Friendly School
Monday, January 28
BRISTOL, Tenn., Jan. 24, 2019 — King University has earned designation as a 2019-2020 Military Friendly School for providing outstanding service to military members and their families as they pursue a college education.
John M. Perkins to Speak on Racial Reconciliation in Honor of MLK Appearance is Part of King's Institute for Faith and Culture
Wednesday, January 9
John M. Perkins - a Christian minister, civil rights activist, author, philosopher and community developer – will speak as part of Bristol’s 2019 Martin Luther King Jr. Day Observance.
King University Welcomes New Trustees
Wednesday, January 2
An active community volunteer and a Knox County judge have been selected to serve their alma mater as members of the King University Board of Trustees.
King Announces Reaffirmation of Accreditation with SACSCOC
Friday, December 21
King University officials announced today that the SACSCOC, the governing body that helps to uphold the educational quality of degree-granting institutions throughout the South, has reaffirmed King’s accreditation.
King University Enters Partnership Agreement with SVHEC
Wednesday, December 12
BRISTOL, Tenn., Dec. 12, 2018 — King University has entered a new partnership agreement that reinforces its commitment to expand academic offerings and enhance student services in Southwest Virginia.
Knox County Mayor Challenges King Grads to 'Live a Life That Makes You Happy'
Saturday, December 8
Mayor Glenn Jacobs challenged King University graduates to "live a life that makes you happy and fulfilled" as he shared guiding principles that have allowed him to achieve success as a professional wrestler, actor, businessman, and public servant.
Knox County Mayor to Serve as King's Fall Commencement Speaker
Friday, November 30
Knox County, Tennessee Mayor Glenn Jacobs – a professional wrestler, actor, entertainer and businessman - will serve as guest speaker for King University’s Fall 2018 Commencement exercises on Saturday, Dec. 8, at Viking Hall Civic Center.
King University to Celebrate the Christmas Season with Song
Friday, November 16
BRISTOL, Tenn., Nov. 16, 2018 — Community members are invited to join the King University Music Department for a series of special events celebrating the Christmas season.
King University's Knoxville Campus and WIVK 107.7FM Announce Winner of the 2018 Degree of Success Scholarship
Monday, November 5
Sheila Fritts of Harriman, Tennessee, has been named the winner of the ninth annual Degree of Success Scholarship, sponsored by King University — Knoxville and WIVK 107.7 FM. The news of Fritts’ selection was announced during a live remote at King.
King University and Pellissippi State Community College Announce Dual Admission Agreement
Wednesday, October 31
King University and Pellissippi State Community College announced a new program agreement today that will simplify student transition between the two institutions by providing qualifying PSCC students with dual admission and guaranteed acceptance.
King University Alumnus Jeremiah Caleb 'Coming Home'to Host Film Premiere, Hope Gala Nov. 2
Friday, October 26
King University Alumnus Jeremiah Caleb is returning to Bristol to host a hometown premiere of his new film, “Coming Home,” on Friday, Nov. 2, at 8:30 p.m. at the Paramount Center for the Arts.
King Institute Speaker Christina Bieber Lake Marks 200th Anniversary of Frankenstein on Oct. 29
Wednesday, October 24
King University is celebrating a centuries-old scare this Halloween season, observing the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” with Institute for Faith and Culture Lecture Series guest speaker Christina Bieber Lake, Ph.D.
Award-Winning Children's Authors Katherine Paterson and Kimberley Brubaker Bradley to Speak at King University
Monday, October 15
BRISTOL, Tenn., Oct. 15, 2018 – King University welcomes Newbery Honor winners Katherine Paterson and Kimberly Brubaker Bradley to its 2018-2019 King Institute for Faith and Culture Lecture Series on Monday, Oct. 22.
King University, Community Partners Collecting Coats for Kids
Tuesday, October 2
King University, the YWCA of Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia, and Craig’s One-Hour Cleaners are again partnering to collect winter coats for children in the Bristol community as part of King’s 19th annual Coats for Kids drive.
King University to Host Des Amis Chamber Music Ensemble
Wednesday, September 26
Des Amis is comprised of Eugene Jones, clarinetist, Cherylonda Fitzgerald, cellist, and Wayne Johnson, pianist. The trio’s performance will feature “Pleiades,” a single-movement work made popular by Pursley-Kopitzke, a composer of chamber ensembles.
King University - Knoxville and WIVK 107.7 FM Team Up to Offer Degree of Success Scholarship
Tuesday, September 25
King University — Knoxville and WIVK 107.7 FM are again teaming up to offer the Degree of Success Scholarship, providing one hopeful individual with the opportunity to attend or return to a degree program on a full tuition scholarship.
King University Announces Glenn Sandersas Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
Monday, September 24
Since 1988, Sanders has taught in the history department at Oklahoma Baptist University (OBU) in Shawnee, Oklahoma, where he was named professor of history in 2002. He has served as chair of the Department of Anthropology, History, etc.
King University Hosts Information Session on Saturday September 22
Saturday, September 22
Students seeking information about King University’s traditional degree programs have the opportunity to visit with enrollment counselors during an information session offered Saturday, Sept. 22, on the main campus from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
King University Announces Mark Pate as Dean of the School of Business, Economics, and Technology
Tuesday, September 18
BRISTOL, Tenn., Sept. 18, 2018 — Following an extensive nationwide search, King University has named Mark Pate, Ph.D., as dean of the School of Business, Economics, and Technology.
King University Hosts Former White House Physician Allen Roberts Sept. 10
Monday, September 10
The King Institute for Faith and Culture Lecture Series welcomes Allen Roberts, M.D., associate medical director and chairman of the Clinical Ethics Committee at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, D.C. to speak on Monday, Sept. 10, at 9:15
Institute for Faith and Culture Examines Historic Upheavals With Baylor University Professor Philip Jenkins
Monday, September 10
The King Institute for Faith and Culture Lecture Series will lend an eye to two momentous years of historic upheaval with Baylor University Distinguished Professor of History Philip Jenkins.
King Student Teachers Enter Local Classrooms
Friday, August 31
BRISTOL, Tenn., August 31, 2018 - Fall Semester Yields 11 Student Teachers. Teaching candidates from King University began their final semester in classrooms throughout the region as they met their mentors and students to begin teaching.
King University and Northeast State Community College Announce Dual Admission Agreement
Tuesday, August 21
King University and Northeast State Community College announced a new program agreement today that will provide qualifying Northeast State students with dual admission and guaranteed acceptance to King University.
Professor Joe Strickland was recently featured in the "Questions with an Educator" blog series by the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP)
Tuesday, August 21
Professor Joe Strickland was recently featured in the "Questions with an Educator" blog series by the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP)
King University Kicks Off 2018-2019 Institute for Faith and Culture Lecture Series with Robert P. George
Wednesday, August 15
George serves as the McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University, and is also a visiting professor at Harvard Law School.
King University Hosts Adult Studies Information Session June 18
Friday, June 8
BRISTOL, Tenn., June 8, 2018 – King University is hosting an Information Session on King’s Adult Studies degree programs Monday, June 18 from 4-6 p.m. The event will take place at Nicewonder Hall on King’s main campus in Bristol, Tennessee.
King University's Anne Franklin '18 Hosts Senior Exhibit June 8
Thursday, June 7
BRISTOL, Tenn., June 7, 2018 – King University Anne Franklin ’18 will host her senior conceptual app design exhibit, “Me Time,” on June 8 at 5 p.m. in Maclellan Hall’s Wager Lounge on King’s main campus in Bristol, Tennessee.
Students Gain Early "Access" to King University June 22
Wednesday, June 6
BRISTOL, Tenn., June 6, 2018 – Students planning to start class at King University this fall will have the opportunity to complete registration steps early during Access King on Friday, June 22.