Most of UK’s students don’t live on campus past their freshman and sophomore years, for issues of space and a want to get out of the dorms.
The Kernel commends the students from all across Kentucky who traveled to Frankfort Tuesday and also those from UK who signed a Student Government petition opposing tuition increases.
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Two recent Kentucky Kernel columns, and the online comments that followed, show a major issue on campus is the division between Greek and non-Greek students. What should matter is the positive affect that UK students are having on humanity.
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What is the ONE campaign? It is a student organization that’s combating disease, famine and poverty in places where these issues prevent human life from flourishing.
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In Kentucky, only 42 percent of our high school students graduate ready for college. I wanted to give the next generation of students the same opportunity I had to be a Wildcat, regardless of their family income.
Continue reading …Fraternity means brotherhood and if your brother is caught forcing someone to drink until they puke, you are just as liable because you didn’t stop it.
Continue reading …While I consider Black History Month to be a noble and relevant educational endeavor, it is truly the present day chronic health crisis affecting African Americans, especially cardio-vascular disease, that I am most concerned about.
Continue reading …I am going to write what every single member of a fraternity at UK is thinking: The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs does not appreciate anything that we do and they exercise double standards.
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This past month, I had the opportunity to participate in one of Scotland’s most fun (and sweaty) traditions — a ceilidh.
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