Please find below the policies and regulations that govern the King's community, along with our public university reports.

Financial Reports

We have provided electronic versions of our latest financial reports for your convenience:

President's Reports

The College's various programmes and departments create an annual report on the state of affairs at King's:

Strategic Plan

• Plan for Advancement 2007-2011

King's Rules

The College's academic rules and regulations, which include such topics as class selection, credits and intellectual honesty, are outlined in the university calendar. Discipline regarding non-academic matters—General College Regulations—is detailed in the Yellow Book (available in PDF below) and are enforced by the Dean, dons, residence councillors, security, patrol and the Students' Union.

The university's Code of Conduct, available in the calendar and in the Yellow Book, applies to all students and employees and, along with all College rules and policies, has been approved by the university's Board of Governors. These rules and regulations, which include racial equity and sexual harassment policies, have been made to protect everyone's right to a civil, collegial and pleasurable life at King's—and everyone's opportunity to benefit from the opportunities the College offers.

Policies

Red Book: This employee handbook includes details on benefits, and policies such as sexual harassment, smoking, parking and sabbatical leave.

Yellow Book: Includes the Code of Conduct, General College Regulations, and policies on Discipline, Equity, Racial Equity, Sexual Harassment.

Purple Book: Includes the Royal Charter (1802), An Act to Continue the Board of Governors of the University of King's College (1998), Role of the University (1993), Articles of Association (1923), Memorandum to Understanding (1995), Agreement Constituting the Atlantic School of Theology (1971), An Act to Incorporate Atlantic School of Theology (1974).

Green Book: Includes Regulations of the Foundation Year Programme of the University of King's College, the Structure and Organization of the Dalhousie/King's Contemporary Studies Programme, Early Modern Studies Programme, History of Science and Technology Programme.

Pink Book: Includes Regulations Governing Faculty-Administration Relationships, Regulations Concerning Appointments, Promotion and Tenure, Regulations Governing Tenure or Promotion of a King's Professor in the Joint Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

Blue Book: Includes By Laws, Rules and Regulations of the University of King's College Made by the Board of Governors.

Parking policy

King's has a limited number of spaces on campus and is unable to provide parking passes for any student, except in extremely exceptional circumstances. Students have been provided with a Metro U-Pass.

Students are not eligible for a temporary pass, but after 4:00 p.m., they are welcome to access any free spaces if attending evening events or classes.

Parking permits for the 2011/2012 academic year, at a cost of $310.50  (HST included), were made available in August from the Bursar's Office. For established priorities, see the Redbook under "Parking Policy."

If you would like to apply for a pass, please fill out the Parking Application Form>>> and return to the Bursar's Office in the Arts and Adminstration Building.

City of Halifax parking tickets are issued to those vehicles without a permit or a temporary pass on display.

Occupational Health & Safety

Providing a safe and healthy work environment for its faculty, staff, students and visitors is important to the College and, as such, King's has put health and safety plans, procedures and guidelines in place. More >>