Orientation Week is a longstanding KSU tradition, welcoming new students into our King's community. O-Week is completely student-run and organized, and works with faculty, departments, student-run organizations, and local businesses to create a memorable week marking the start of your King's journey. Read on to learn about organizers, accessibility on campus, and more!
Zoey is going into her second year of a Bachelor's of Science. In addition to being an O-Week Coordinator, Zoey is also the Chair of the KSU (read more here). She likes hiking and has a pet hermit crab.
Clara is going into her third year of a Bachelor's of Arts. She's interested in writing, biology, and music. She's the one writing these bios! Clara likes making collages and going to the gym.
All events taking place on King's Campus are wheelchair accessible. Off-campus events that are wheelchair inaccessible are labelled [W/IN].
During Orientation Week, there will be a staffed low-sensory space available to students from 9am-4pm most days, with some interruption for low-activity events. Fidgets, snacks, and craft material will be available. This is located in the Peter Wilson Room on the second floor of the New Academic Buildin (NAB). If you're unsure how to get there, ask an O-Week Leader!
We try our best to provide an Orientation Week that is accessible to all. If you require any additional accommodations throughout the week, please don't hesitate to reach out either to the Orientation Coordinators at kingsorientation2026@gmail.com or to an Orientation Week Leader.