Column by Buck RyanThe big bailout has turned me into a one-issue voter. No, I’m not talking about Wall Street. I’m outraged at the candidates who bailed out of KET’s...
Column by Taylor SheltonIn all of my time criticizing this university, I’m not sure I have ever felt as vindicated as I feel right now. Friday brought the news that Vice President of Student...
Enrollment of African-American students at UK has increased this year by 1 percent. While I can’t deny the increase is a step in the right direction of a more diverse campus, I can’t...
People say that records are kept to praise those that set them and to acknowledge that the record itself is meant to be broken.On Oct. 16, the Kernel reported that during the primary election season, Kentuckians...
Column by Tyler MontellFear no more. Mona and the security crew will no longer be kicking you out of the library at 2 a.m., as it switched back to 24-hours a day, five-days a week on October 19. We’re...
Column by Wesley RobinsonIt is no secret that we come to college to learn. The mission of any higher-education institution is to prepare its students for “the real world,†giving us a greater...
Column by Joe GallensteinI am proud to write here as what Rep. Robert Wexler of Florida would call a “fire-breathing liberal.†I write every week in an attempt not just to promote the Democratic...
It couldn’t have been any easier. You didn’t have to leave your dorm room and drive to a poll. No complicated forms, no strange codes; just a UK login. If it was this easy, then...
Good intentions are fine and well, but without a plan of action, those intentions are quickly wasted away or even lost.The Student Government senators certainly know this. That was evidenced by their vote...
Saturday night was nothing less than chilly. Not only was there a chill in the air, but in the attitudes of the fans as well. The first three quarters were slow, full of penalties and little offensive...
There’s nothing better than soothing music. Except maybe saving $3 million.Whether it is played after a bad day, to help someone study or concentrate, or to uplift those patients in a hospital,...
