Stories

“In a way, investigative journalism is FYP journalism.”
Robert Cribb Investigative Reporter, Toronto Star

“I actually felt like someone who could make a difference in the world.”
Phoebe Johnston Program Director, Halifax Association Community Living

“Philosophy should help us work together to make worlds together.”
Eyo Ewara Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Loyola University Chicago

“You know you’re a King’s grad when you start reading about film theory rather than novels.”
Shannon Brownlee Associate Director (Cinema & Media Studies); Assistant Professor - Cinema and Media Studies; Gender and Women's Studies

“In a paradoxical and perverse way, Holocaust literature is very beautiful and affirming.”
Dorian Stuber Isabelle Peregrin Odyssey Associate Professor of English, Hendrix College, Arkansas

“Talking about bathrooms is talking about the human condition—who has access and who doesn’t.”
Lezlie Lowe Freelance Journalist and Journalism Instructor

“I found myself in the middle of a small-scale civil war when an election went sideways.”
Marco Chown Oved Investigative Reporter for Toronto Star

“I like big ideas, but I also like implementing things.”
Mordecai Walfish Deputy Director at Leading Edge HQ, New York

“The question, ‘what if’ is very important to us.”
Susan Leblanc & Alex McLean Artistic Directors of Zuppa Theatre

“When I wrote my first full play, the sense of excitement and possibility—that you could put people…”
Kate Cayley Writer

“The Pit is really just a Petri dish for experimentation.”
Griffin McInnes Director, Playwright, Producer

“Journalism exists for the vulnerable people who don’t have a voice.”
Sofia Ortega Freelance Video Journalist with Associated Press, Mexico