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Hunger for Justice week is an annual weeklong event sponsored by the Shival Center. It features daily events to encourage students to become more educated about the horrors of starvation and homelessness, locally and abroad.
WRKC’s Sarah Cease has more on Hunger for Justice Week.
WRKC is the student radio station of King’s College. Reporter Sarah Cease compiled this story for the tri-weekly “News At 5″ program on the station. Follow the station @885WRKC.
An unforgettable experience allows students to openly share their callings in regards to their lives. Alive and Loud involves much planning on behalf of those involves and is received well by participants.
WRKC’S Ryan Civello has the details on this beloved King’s College event.
WRKC is the student radio station of King’s College. Reporter Ryan Civello compiled this story for the tri-weekly “News At 5″ program on the station. Follow the station @885WRKC
The speculations surrounding the alleged 10-year old murderer in Wayne County has sparked wide media attention across the county.
According to suspicions, the boy intentionally killed a 90 year old woman and is now being held and tried as an adult criminal. WRKC’s Amber Mitchell’s second half of this two part story continues the discussion with a King’s College psychology professor about what would push a child to take a life.
WRKC is the student radio station of King’s College. Reporter Amber Mitchell compiled this story for the tri-weekly “News At 5″ program on the station. Follow the station @885WRKC
King’s College offers various resources for students who might be struggling whether it be with academics or personal issues. This year, the college has added another resource, the “CARE” team.
WRKC’s Jeffery Waugh has more details
WRKC is the student radio station of King’s College. Reporter Jeffery Waugh compiled this story for the tri-weekly “News At 5″ program on the station. Follow the station @885WRKC
Childhood behavior has caused for interesting studies across the history of mankind because it gives individuals a chance to know why kids do what they do and how they think.
The sort of study is crucial in understanding 10-year old Tristen Kurilla’s purposeful murder of a 90-year old woman after an argument. WRKC’s Amber Mitchell had a discussion with a professor in King’s College’s psychology department to understand Kurilla’s methodology.
WRKC is the student radio station of King’s College. Reporter Amber Mitchell compiled this story for the tri-weekly “News At 5″ program on the station. Contact her at AmberMitchell@Kings.edu and follow the station @885WRKC