Wilkes-Barre, PA
Over the past few months King’s College students have been singing their hearts out in hope to be the next King’s Idol winner. WRKC News Director Kristina Atienza has the story.
Kristina Atienza is the News Director for WRKC and covers King’s College and it’s community. Follow the station on Twitter @885WRKC and Atienza @SupaBennyAka
The Women and Gender Studies Conference seeks to investigate the many kinds of work associated with women and their importance in every society across the globe. WRKC’s Sean Krutsick attended the conference and sat in on the session that discussed the role of Spartan Women and their values in Society.
Sean Krutsick is a reporter for WRKC and covers King’s College and it’s community. Follow the station on Twitter @885WRKC
Every year a mock trial is put on by the victims resource center of Wilkes Barre to simulate a case concerning rape. With participants ranging from students to faculty to members of the Luzerne County Courthouse, the event made students aware of how serious the subject of rape is and how it is handled by the U.S. justice system. WRKC’s Michael Palmer has the story.
Palmer is a reporter for WRKC and covers King’s College and it’s community. Follow the station on Twitter @885WRKC
When college life gets hectic, students feel like they’re going barking mad. Thankfully for King’s College, the pleasure of your company therapy dogs frequently visits the campus to help the community get through stressful times. WRKC News Director Kristina Atienza has the story.
Kristina Atienza is the News Director for WRKC and covers King’s College and it’s community. Follow the station on Twitter @885WRKC and Atienza @SupaBennyAka
Every year King’s College and Wilkes University team up to hold the Women’s Studies Conference in Wilkes-Barre. WRKC’s Sean Krutsick had the chance to get an upcoming… Read more “Preview of Women’s Studies Conference”