University of King's College

Summary of Policies These rules and regulations are applicable to the College and include regulations on credit, course selection, and academic integrity. These laws also include general college regulations and rules of conduct. They also incorporate discipline and equity policies. They also include equity and sexual harassment regulations. These were developed to protect everyone's right to a civil, collegial, and happy existence at King's College and everyone's ability to use its many resources. Royal Charter (1802), the University of King's College's board of governors (1998), the university's role (1993), memorandum of understanding (1995), article of association (1923), and agreement to establish the Atlantic School of Theology in 1971 are included.

Reviewers laud the accommodations, with many pleased with the friendly service and cleanliness. The hotel's convenience to both downtown Halifax and Kings University was also greatly appreciated by reviewers. One reviewer recounting their stay at the hotel the day their son graduated from Kings University, capturing both the emotional significance of the event and the convenience of the hotel's location. Guests favor the hotel's courteous and welcoming staff, with one reviewer mentioning several employees by name which includes Reception Staff, Catherine, and Cassie, who stood out. The level of the customer service and professional employees were highly praised by the reviewer. The campus of Kings University and the hotel are both often described as beautiful. One reviewer noted that the surrounding buildings were well-maintained, and another person commented that the view of the sun setting over the campus was breathtaking. Several participants spoke highly of the architecture of the buildings, which had a classical look that was perfectly integrated into the rest of the campus, giving it a timeless appearance. It is also worth noting that the architecture of the structures bordering King Williams Road was cited as a major oversight in the design for lack of window coverings and poor heating and exposure control.