Student-led Radio Show Bridges People With Russia, Their Homeland
By Sarah Wood
When University of Kentucky students signed up for the MCL 591: Russian Radio class, they didn’t realize they would be reaching people 5,000 miles away.
Career Fair - Spring 2018
The Spring 2018 Career Fair was hosted in the Jacobs Science Building! For more information about career opportunities visit: www.uky.edu/careercenter/students
Dean's List Ceremony Fall 2017
Congratulations to the Fall 2017 Dean's List Recipients!
UK Professor Chosen for One of Only Seven Whiting Fellowships Nationwide
By Gail Hairston and Kathy Johnson
Karen Rignall of the University of Kentucky has received a $50,000 Whiting Foundation Public Engagement Fellowship to pursue her research “Stories of Place in a Changing Appalachia,” a project in Eastern Kentucky, to bring “stories of place” and other traditions to bear on local land-use planning.
The Whiting Foundation announced yesterday (Tuesday) a new cohort of seven Whiting Public Engagement Fellowships, including Rignall’s, to showcase how the humanities enrich our lives.
A&S Psychology Alumnus Greg Parks Focuses on His Writing, Civil Rights
By Linda Perry
Having authored or edited more than 10 scholarly books and many articles, Gregory S. Parks ’01 ’04 (College of Arts and Sciences) often focuses on issues dealing with diversity on university campuses in the United States.
After Serving As a Paratrooper, UK Student Veteran Focuses on New Goal
In this student veteran spotlight, you'll meet Andrew Fadley, who served in the United States Army before becoming a Wildcat.
VIDEO: After Serving in the Army, UK Student Veteran Focuses on Passion for Philosophy
By Amy Jones-Timoney and Kody Kiser
After deployments that took him from North Carolina to Afghanistan to Alaska, Andrew Fadley, a University of Kentucky student veteran, discovered he had a passion for philosophy.
Since he started his degree at UK before joining the United States Army, the native of Marquette, Michigan, decided to return to Kentucky to finish what he started.