About 800 white crosses were set up as a display on campus Monday, each representing about five babies that would be aborted in the US that day. UK Students for Life put the crosses for “Cemetery of Innocents” in the area between White Hall Classroom Building and the Ralph G. Anderson Building to give people […]

English junior Elaine Collins felt alone and ashamed after she was sexually assaulted. At Take Back the Night last year, she stepped up to the open mic to talk about her experience and saw a group of people who were encouraging and understood what she was going through. The shame started to go away. “The […]

Four UK groups will host the final planned debate of the 2009 Student Government election Monday. The debate will be centered around diversity issues on campus ranging from race to military veterans issues, said James Davidson Jr., president of the UK chapter of the NAACP, one of the groups sponsoring the event. The other sponsors […]

By Iryna Dzyubynska An exhibit beginning Monday at UK will feature intricate origami based on mathematical science. “Origami: The Art of Science and Mathematics” will display the work of Duk Lee, an associate professor of mathematics at Asbury College, in three UK libraries: the W.T. Young Library, the Lucille Caudill Little Fine Arts Library and […]

By Sarah Wilder College students often struggle to eat right because of large portions and an unbalanced diet, a UK dietitian said. March is National Nutrition Month, and Jill Kindy, a dietitian with University Health Service, said that most college students neglect fruits and vegetables. She also said that most students get in trouble with […]