NAACP Sponsors MLK Center Events
The Lexington NAACP continues to make history by co-sponsoring events at the University of Kentucky Martin Luther King Center.
The Lexington NAACP continues to make history by co-sponsoring events at the University of Kentucky Martin Luther King Center.
A panel discussion about Cuba and U.S. relations will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 24, in the UK Athletics Association Auditorium in Young Library.
On Saturday, the University of Kentucky Alumni Association presented its 2015 Great Teacher Awards to six recipients at a recognition dinner.
The University of Kentucky Muslim Student Association, an organization with a sustained 43-year history on campus
Carol Mason's class examines the range of representation in images of Appalachia and Appalachians in popular media.
In any given program and semester, college students are leaving the classroom, and often times campus, to get a glimpse of the professional world or their future career by interning.

The event is a screening of a documentary 『ほんとうの歌」( "One True Song.") It will be screened at the Kentucky Theater (in hopes of getting a bigger than campus audience). We will also have participants of the film in Lexington to lead discussions in the community.
The film follows a dramatic reading of Miyazawa Kenji's Milky Way Railroad. But this is all centered on the triple disasters of 3.11, and the tour largely goes through the areas affected by the events of 3.11. It is timely, powerful, and should have wide appeal. It is not politically charged, it is not intended to raise funds. It is a compelling artistic interaction with the disasters.
One of the principal actor/readers/artists, SUGA Keijirō, will be in Lexington, will participate in the screening, and present to the film audience. Suga is an award-winning writer, poet, translator, and intellectual force. This will give us a forum to discuss with the audience, and perhaps some wider campus/community audiences, the issues of fiction and film in Japan in the wake of 3.11.
For more information visits Japanese language websites http://milkyway-railway.com/movie/ or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/gngmov
An exhibition and symposium at the University of Kentucky will explore the experience of Jewish refugees in China.
Jeremy Van Cleve joined the Department of Biology in the Spring 2015 semester. As one of the newest additions to UK's faculty, Van Cleve had lots of info to share concering his research, his hopes for his future at UK, and how he's getting along in the city of Lexington.
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