Gayla, a fantasy-themed drag show, was hosted by the Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) to further build and bring together the University of Kentucky's LGBTQ+ community.
Held at the Gatton Student Center...
University of Kentucky students celebrated Indian culture and heritage with dancing, food and music at the first-ever Desi Ball: Maharaja’s Ball.
Held at the Gatton Student Center on Saturday, April...
Hannah Piedad, Assistant News Editor
• April 15, 2025
The Kernel Media Board of Directors has named Giana Gallo and Reaghan Chen as the next Kentucky Kernel and KRNL editors-in-chief.
Gallo, a junior broadcast journalism and communication double major,...
People of Lexington, University of Kentucky students and alumni of all ages protested the recent revocations of some UK international graduate student visas in a 2-mile march around campus.
Held on...
The Lexington mayor’s office hosted “Art on the Town,” a program that showcases an array of local artists to highlight the city's artistic talent.
Held on Thursday, April 10, and sponsored by...
As the first official week of events wrapped up, Keeneland hosted College Scholarship Day, welcoming college students from across the state for a day of community and prizes.
Held on Friday, April 11,...
The 2024-2025 University of Kentucky Student Government Association (SGA) senate said goodbye to a year of work in its last full senate meeting as they welcomed new senators.
The senators, SGA president...
The University of Kentucky hosted The Luckiest Benefit, an event dedicated to raising awareness for the foster care system, at the Gatton Student Center.
On Tuesday, April 8, The Lucky Ones Foundation...
TikTok, a popular social media app, will remain available in the United States after the Trump administration extended its deadline for another 75 days.
According to CNBC, President Donald Trump is...
Lex250 hosted “An Evening Inspired by the Written Word” to showcase the city's history through a variety of performances by local poets, dancers and actors.
The Lexington Public Library and its...
The city of Lexington hosted the “Dawning of Music in Kentucky” concert, an event featuring music written by classical composer Anthony Phillip Heinrich, also known as the “Beethoven of America.”
Held...
