Creative Writing Grad Students’ Poetry Reading to Draw on Special Collections Research
By Whitney Hale
Students examine materials at UK Libraries Special Collections Research Center.
By Whitney Hale
Students examine materials at UK Libraries Special Collections Research Center.
Moments from the Lyle Ramsey Dawson Lecture Friday, October 27th, 2017.
By Jenny Wells
John Postlethwait, a professor of biology from the University of Oregon, will deliver two lectures at the University of Kentucky this week as the featured speaker for the ninth annual Thomas Hunt Morgan Lecture Series. The series is sponsored by the UK College of Arts and Sciences Department of Biology.
By Kathy Johnson

Ashley Judd. Mark Cornelison | UK Photo.
Ashley T. Judd, University of Kentucky alumna, feminist, and social justice humanitarian, will be on campus today, Friday, Dec. 1, to present the 15th annual Irma Sarett Rosenstein Distinguished Lecture at the Singletary Center for the Arts. All tickets for the event have been distributed and no general admission entry is available.
Meet Martha Tillson, a non-traditional Senior majoring in Social Work & Psychology. Listen to how undergraduate research impacted her college experience at the University of Kentucky.
By Amaya DeVicente
Last year, 18 percent of the University of Kentucky graduating class graduated with global experience. The university’s International Center has taken steps to increase that percentage.
The UK International Center’s Education Abroad and Exchanges program (UK EA) recently announced a new 2018-19 scholarship and program fee reduction initiative for selected UK exchange partners around the world, ranging from $1,000-$5,000.
Take a look inside on our Arts and Sciences Organic Chemistry Labs.
By Julie Wrinn
Judge Deborah Deweese grew up in a blue collar neighborhood in the south end of Louisville and remembers watching TV most nights with her parents and brothers. The family’s favorite show was Perry Mason, and one night her dad said to young Deborah, “Why don’t you be a lawyer like him?”
By Jennifer T. Allen
Alexis Abdullah came to the University of Kentucky from Atlanta with the goal of experiencing different cultures and gaining new perspectives. Ryan Thorn came to Lexington from his hometown of Mercer, Pennsylvania, to experience a new part of the country. As UK seniors, both traveled 8,241 miles last summer to the southwest coast of South Africa to engage in an immersive experience unlike any they had before.