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...as principal of [[Brief History of UNB#King's College (1828 - 1859)|King's College]]

*Bachelor of Arts (1942) - King's College, University of Durham, Durham, England *Master of Arts (1948) - King's College, University of Durham, Durham, England

...the defence of [[Brief History of UNB#King's College (1828 - 1859)|King's College]] from critics of the school in the 1850s.

*King's Scholar, Eton College *Honours in French, Keble College, Oxford

'''Named for:''' Dr. Edwin Jacob, the first president of King's College, was an Oxford University scholar and lived in the cottage from 1829-1833, ...the hill upon which UNB stands, Oxford Cottage was also the home of King's College professor and later president of UNB, William Brydone-Jack. Peters gave the

...ity, from which [[Brief_History_of_UNB#King's_College_(1828_-_1859)|King's College]] vice-president [[Presidents|Edwin Jacob was]] a graduate of. ...rst Encaenia of [[Brief_History_of_UNB#King's_College_(1828_-_1859)|King's College]] was instituted by [[Presidents|Edwin Jacob]] with week-long events includ

The [[Brief History of UNB#King's College (1828 - 1859)|King's College]] coat of arms is adopted from the royal coat of arms of ''The Royal Gazett ...nate committee submitted a final design and was officially approved by the College of Heralds in May 1956. The coat of arms is used for formal occasions, such

...ing a list of former students of the College of New Brunswick later King's College and since 1859 the University of New Brunswick'', Fredericton, N.B. The Ass

...ing a list of former students of the College of New Brunswick later King's College and since 1859 the University of New Brunswick'', Fredericton, N.B. The Ass

...ing a list of former students of the College of New Brunswick later King's College and since 1859 the University of New Brunswick'', Fredericton, N.B. The Ass

...ing, King’s College Building, Administration building, the “Old Pile”, New College Building. ...t chancellor of [[Brief History of UNB#King's College (1828 - 1859)|King’s College]]. The building was dedicated on 23 October 1999. The eventual renaming of

...1820 - 1828 ([[Brief_History_of_UNB#College_of_New_Brunswick_(1800_-_1828)|College of New Brunswick]])</span> ...f">1829 - 1859 ([[Brief_History_of_UNB#King's_College_(1828_-_1859)|King's College]])</span>

...iberal Arts and Sciences and, from 1800 to 1828, had borne the name of the College of New Brunswick. Unveiled by the Honourable J. Leonard O'Brien, Lieutenant

...emorial/Commemoration:''' Centennial of the first degrees conferred by the College of New Brunswick ...e degrees given by the College of New Brunswick, which would become King's College, Fredericton, and after 1860 the University of New Brunswick

When King's College became the [[Brief History of UNB#University of New Brunswick (1859 - Prese

...cipal of the [[Brief History of UNB#College of New Brunswick (1800 - 1828)|College of New Brunswick]] (1820-1828). ...r, Registrar of [[Brief History of UNB#King's College (1828 - 1859)|King's College]], who owned the house as of 1845, named it Somerville House in honour of U

...Brunswick]] and [[Brief_History_of_UNB#King's_College_(1828_-_1859)|King's College]]); 1864 (recast seal which appears on floor of [[Brief_History_of_UNB|Bona ...arter as the [[Brief_History_of_UNB#College_of_New_Brunswick_(1800_-_1828)|College of New Brunswick]] and was continually used until 1859, after which the ins

In 1892 the precursor to UNB's Law School, King's College, was founded in Saint John. The next year, Edith Leavitt Hanington, the dau

*Doctor of Civil Law (1985) - King's College, Halifax, NS, Canada ...ed at UNB upon returning from Europe in 1945 and was housed at [[Alexander College]] along with the many other returning veterans.

...ural History at [[Brief_History_of_UNB#King's_College_(1828_-_1859)|King's College]] (later the University of New Brunswick), he began collecting the plants o

...Overseas Fellowship which enabled her to continue her education at King's College, University of London. While studying for her PhD there, Dr. Gunn received ...published by University of Toronto Press in 1966), she enrolled at Simmons College in Boston to study Library Science. In 1959, Dr. Gunn returned to Frederict

...], President of [[Brief_History_of_UNB#King's_College_(1828_-_1859)|King's College]] (1829-1859), Founders' Day was originally called [[Encaenia|Encaenia]], a

'''Named for:''' Edwin Jacob, president of King's College

...College Law School. The School became a faculty of UNB in 1923 when King's College amalgamated with Dalhousie University and relocated to Halifax, leaving the

In 1902, Mabel Priscilla Penery French registered at King's College Law School (later UNB's Faculty of Law) and she became the first woman to r

...Science at the [[Brief History of UNB#King's College (1828 - 1859)|King's College]]. Along with the study of Natural Sciences (Biology), courses in Chemistry

...y known then as [[Brief History of UNB#King's College (1828 - 1859)|King's College]], was the only university in Canada providing courses in Chemistry. In the

...be employed by [[Brief History of UNB#King's College (1828 - 1859)|King's College]]

...grant to the [[Brief_History_of_UNB#College_of_New_Brunswick_(1800_-_1828)|College of New Brunswick]] in 1800, which declared the "yielding and paying therefo

'''Previously named:''' King's College Law School '''Established:''' 1892 (as King’s College Law School); 1923 (as Faculty of Law)

*''The Brunswickan''. "College Mourns Loss of Flagpole." Vol. 60, no. 2, 4 October 1940, p. 1, 5.

...sion of the University and was evidently modelled after the charter of the College at New York which subsequently became Columbia University.</span> ...a Board of Trustees. In 1805, a Provincial Act was passed granting to the College of New Brunswick the sum of £100 currency per annum from the Provincial Tr

...aron d'Avray, the second full-time professor of Modern Languages at King's College (later known as UNB), [18--]. UA PC 13; no. 17.]] '''Previously named:''' E

...led to [[Military_Training_Camps|Camp Sussex]] for two weeks to train. The college time-table was revised for the next fall semester to provide more time for

...t Chancellor of [[Brief_History_of_UNB#King's_College_(1828_-_1859)|King's College]]. Valued at forty dollars, the medal was offered for competition every yea | <span style="line-height: 20.7999992370605px">Kings College</span>

...ican Revolution, the Loyalists brought the standards of Harvard and King's College, New York, with them to the New Brunswick wilderness. It was therefore natu ...elay a "sufficient observatory for their reception" which would enable the college "to commence a course of observations to be regularly communicated to the A

Michigan State College<br> ...he gentlemen, who not so long after this was written, were to help found a college in New Brunswick. The poem was composed on June 4, 1777, in honour of the b

...are now in middle age. They will certainly be those who are at school and college now. For this young generation is at home in Canada. Neither colonial nor V ...ted States I don't know. But I do know that they are utterly untrue of the college generation here. This is the best, the clearest-headed, the kindest and the

...lf century there have been immense changes in these means. At the time the College of New Brunswick was founded the ways in which thoughts moved between the m ...n the University of New Brunswick today as it was in the early days of the college.

...ent attack upon American universities in general by a professor at Earlham College. May I make clear at once that I do not object to individuals, certainly no ...ot be party to the appointment of a Communist to any position in a school, college, or university. There are no known adherents to the Party on our staff and

<p>It was at the turn of that century that King's College was established in Fredericton. The Loyalists had been here for upwards of ...ding to your point of view, for what Canadian university (what theological college even?) expects its graduates to be dear to God and famous to all ages? And