By Jenny Boylan The UK Development Council met Friday to discuss a new President’s Scholarship Initiative that will launch next summer, its goals and why the initiative is important. The initiative aims to give the “finest educational program to every capable and promising student regardless of his or her financial situation,” according to the initiative [...]

By Jennifer Parli As of Sept. 18, more than 200 students had received parking tickets in the newly 24-hour-controlled E-Lot located behind the W.T. Young Library across from Pennsylvania Avenue. Some of these students blame a misleading flyer posted in several Greek dormitories for their tickets. The flyer reminded students to move their cars from [...]

By Casey Wheeless The UK Police, along with other police departments across the nation, received federal bulletins last week concerning a security threat stating terrorists would like to attack sports stadiums. UK Interim Police Chief Joe Monroe said the bulletin was only a warning, but increasing awareness is important, and UK Police are taking action. [...]

By Brooke McCloud Bluegrass musicians entertained students, staff and music fans Friday in the Niles Gallery of the Fine Arts Library as part of the 2009 Appalachia in the Bluegrass concert series. Banjo master Lee Sexton, strummed alongside fellow musicians Rich Kirby, Roy Tackett and 11-year-old Jack Adams. This year’s concert series aims to focus [...]