By Taylor Moak A Crimson King maple tree, a plaque and nearly 100 people were part of a memorial to remember a friend who died “too soon.” On Friday afternoon, family and friends gathered behind Scovell Hall to remember UK employee Russ Williams who died after an illness on April 8, 2009. Williams was a [...]

While tuition for next year is still unknown, a cap was set for Kentucky colleges and universities on Friday by the Council on Postsecondary Education. The council set tuition and mandatory fee ceilings for undergraduate students for the 2010-11 year. UK, along with the University of Louisville, was authorized for a 6 percent increase. The [...]

By Kelly Berger Reliving the days of elementary school may seem like a far stretch for college students, but it is closer to campus than some may think. The Violence Intervention and Prevention Center is spending Dead Week offering students the opportunity to munch on snacks, watch their favorite kiddy cartoons and listen to story [...]

By Zach Walton A new group on campus is aiming to end illiteracy, one baby at a time. Books for Babies, a recently-formed student organization, is hosting a fundraiser Monday to combat illiteracy by putting books in the hands of every baby born in Lexington and encouraging parents to read to their children. Six students [...]