Legacy of Excellence

The Life of a True Monarch by Daniel Stumpf ('08), Dustin Drevitch ('08), and Kaylee Ziolkowski ('08)
Father Donald J. Grimes refused to allow his nurse to give him any old quilt when he was cold in his bed: he insisted on his beloved King's College blanket.


Forward Thinking: Education for the 21st Century by Michael McGinley ('08) and Lisa Jefferson ('08)
Imagine a student sitting in his dorm room working with another student on a group project. It's easy to visualize until you consider this: the students are miles apart


Education in the Catholic Tradition by Casey Morgan ('08) and Carissa Homschek ('08)
Fr. James Connerton arrived in Wilkes-Barre from Notre Dame with only $200. His mission was to buy a typewriter and a train ticket---and begin the legacy of King's College.


A Legacy of Giving by Mike McGinley ('08)
When John Moses graduated from King's in 1968, he was left with a sense of dedication and compassion. His work today is an example of the values he learned at King's


Nostalgia for Home by Michelle Kalinowski ('07)
The elevator operator in Hafey-Marian Hall slept so deeply even the bell wouldn't rouse him. Students who wanted to get to their rooms knew to wake him by giving the door a good kick.

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