Home » Archives by category » News (Page 4)
Sororities compete in tug o’ war for charity

Hold onto your shells. The ladies of Delta Zeta and the gentlemen of Kappa Alpha will be hosting Turtle Tug, a tug o’ war contest in Jell-O at 4 p.m. on Tuesday at the Johnson Center Fields.

Continue reading …

Students took up a voice against sexual violence by wearing jeans as they learned how to help stop violence on campus, in the community and around the world.

Continue reading …

Musical goes beyond its genre

Comments Off
Musical goes beyond its genre

Most musicals are, as my brother would call them, “happy go lucky.” They are filled with the grandeur and embellishment that he would say belong in a Nicholas Sparks novel, and nowhere else. He has not seen “Spring Awakening,” though. It is, by all accounts, something completely different. “Spring” may be in the title, but the music will not remind you of Julie Andrews.

Continue reading …

Council approves 3 percent tuition cap

Comments Off

The Council on Postsecondary Education approved a cap of 3 percent on any tuition increases for all Kentucky state schools, including UK, on Thursday, according to the council’s website.

Continue reading …

The UK Dance Ensemble lit up the dance floor this weekend as it brought the semester to a close with its spring concert at the Singletary Center.

Continue reading …

More than 300 performers gathered on the stage of the Singletary Center on Friday evening for the UK Symphony Orchestra’s final free concert of the year.

Continue reading …

UK clubs host fashion show

Comments Off
UK clubs host fashion show

UK’s Merchandising, Apparel and Textiles Club teamed up with the Hospitality Management Association to host the annual Color Me Spring fashion show Friday at the E.S. Good Barn.

Continue reading …

Audience gets involved in Bulgakov play

Comments Off
Audience gets involved in Bulgakov play

While walking between scenes, interacting with the cast of the play and paying attention to the complicated yet interesting plot of “Bulgakov’s Dreams: A Historical Drama,” the audience hardly realizes they’ve been tricked into a history lesson.

Continue reading …

Journalist speaking about social media

Comments Off

Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame member Al Tompkins will speak about the use of social media and its effects on journalism at the annual Joe Creason Lecture on Tuesday in the Worsham Theater.

Continue reading …

UK raises more than $30,000 in Relay for Life

Comments Off

UK raised $32,450 Friday for Relay for Life, an annual American Cancer Society fundraiser for cancer research.

Continue reading …