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UK debuts creed that  represents school’s values

After several months of development, I am proud to announce the Board of Trustees approved a creed representing the values we embody here at UK. This process started in August as a creed committee consisted of administrators, faculty, students and myself writing and rewriting drafts. The creed gives an answer to the question, “What does [...]

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The other day I stumbled upon an interesting fan theory, relating specifically to the show, aptly named the Lannister Honeypot.

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This is second in a series about the life of a UK student-athlete. Being a student-athlete can be very strenuous on both your mind and your body and it is very time consuming. Most of an athlete’s day is already planned out for them and they don’t have very much time to themselves. When I asked [...]

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From the outside looking in the only thing that many people see are the perks and privileges that come with being a UK student athlete. They see the success, the gear and fans that love them. But those things can be blinding to the reality of a student athlete’s situation.

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The values of the black man in today’s era have been stereotypically all things physical — from the cars, the jewelry, the drugs, the women, the involvement in the entertainment business and so on.

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It has been four weeks since I sent President Capilouto a letter urging him to publicly repudiate the cynical hoax of amateurism that allows UK to exploit young people and corrupt higher education’s academic integrity.

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A look at the life of a UK student-athlete

What is the life of a student-athlete like here at UK? As a soccer player, and therefore a member of that community, I could easily walk you through a typical day for me. But we are a diverse bunch, so the schedule of a particular women’s soccer player may not be especially enlightening. Let me [...]

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Capilouto welcomes student input in decision-making on campus

By Eli Capilouto The Kernel’s recent editorial challenging us to broaden student engagement and involvement in decision-making was a welcome reminder for all of us of an important fact: At the University of Kentucky, our goal is to put students first in everything that we do. Direct engagement, open and robust dialogue, a willingness to [...]

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Game of Thrones columnist ready for the challenge

  Keeping up with everything that is going on in HBO’s “Game of Thrones” can be a tall order. Not as tall as say, a 700-foot high wall made primarily of ice, but still a pretty daunting order. Last week’s episode showed audiences exactly why. Unlike usual TV, the season 3 premier “Valar Dohaeris” served [...]

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Kernel was first to call for UK sports integration

Every Kernel editor remembers how he or she covered the NCAA Tournament.

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