A&S Student Announced as December 2018 Commencement Speaker
By Jenny Wells
UK's December 2018 Commencement speakers: Kelsey Allmon (left) will deliver the 10 a.m. student address and Kendall Hitch will deliver the 2 p.m. address.
Bah, Humbug? Psychology Expert on How to Cope With Holiday Stress
By Lindsey Piercy
'Tis the season to be merry and bright! But you may be feeling less than joyful during the "most wonderful time of the year." Do you experience stress, anxiety or even depression from November to January? If so, you're not alone.
Untitled: An Exploration in Three Movements
UK's MFA Ekphrastic Writing class presented a performance Friday, November 30th at the UK Art Museum called "Untitled." This was an imaginative engagement with the work of Lexington photographer, Ralph Eugene Meatyard.
Untitled: An Exploration in Three Movements
UK's MFA Ekphrastic Writing class presented a performance Friday, November 30th at the UK Art Museum called "Untitled." This was an imaginative engagement with the work of Lexington photographer, Ralph Eugene Meatyard.
A&S Professor's Project Helps Astronomy Community Study the Stars
By Jenny Wells and Alicia Gregory
(Left to right): Marios Chatzikos, an assistant research professor in the UK Department of Physics and Astronomy; Maryam Dehghanian, a graduate student in the department; Gary Ferland; and Francisco Guzman, a postdoctoral scholar in the department.
Conversations with Gurney - Anne Shelby
Gurney Norman, scholar-in-residence for the Appalachian Center and Appalachian Studies Program, hosted Anne Shelby, native Kentuckian, storyteller, poet, and award-winning author.
Conversations with Gurney - Anne Shelby
Gurney Norman, scholar-in-residence for the Appalachian Center and Appalachian Studies Program, hosted Anne Shelby, native Kentuckian, storyteller, poet, and award-winning author.
Inside the Lab: Physics - Faraday Lab and Kerr Lab
Wolfgang Korsch’s, professor in the Department of Physics & Astronomy, research interests are focused on the understanding of the structure of nucleons. The fundamental theory of strong interactions is Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD). Testing the features of QCD at all relevant distance scales is one of the most exciting topics in modern nuclear and particle physics.