“Cooking Up Community: Celebrating Black History Month 2024,” a culinary event, was hosted on Monday, Feb. 19, 2024, to provide UK students a unique opportunity to foster discussions, cook, build...
LeAndre Hayes, a man deeply ingrained in the fabric of the Lexington skateboarding scene, not only thrives as a professional skateboarder but also wears the hats of a successful business owner, a committed...
We’ve all seen the individuals and groups who come on campus and speak their two cents.
Sometimes it's something harmless like the “moon landing man,” however, a good majority of the time it's...
UK’s Center for Health Equity Transformation will host “Elevating the Stories of Black Women: Dr. Virginia Alexander and Shirley Chisholm” in the Farish Theater of the Lexington Central Library on...
As Kentucky legislators debate a bill determining the fate of LGBTQ individuals in schools across the commonwealth, groups at the University of Kentucky are working to make campus more inclusive.
Senate...
Joe Bologna’s Restaurant and Pizzeria is widely recognized as a staple for the Lexington community, but its famous pizza and breadsticks aren’t the only thing that keep customers coming back time and...
Black students, staff and faculty at the University of Kentucky spent the entire month of February celebrating their community.
Recognized by the U.S. as Black History Month since 1976, February commemorates...
For the highly anticipated movie premiere of “Cocaine Bear,” the Kentucky Theatre partnered with the KY for KY Fun Mall to bring the real taxidermied bear to the red carpet on Friday, Feb. 24.
The...
Construction of the new $10.5 million Christian Student Fellowship (CSF) building located on Woodland Avenue is set to be finished by mid-fall 2023.
The old CSF building, located on the same lot,...
Absences add up quickly, and with the usual two or three absences allotted for individual classes, they can be gone quicker than one might think. Because of this, the overall impact attendance should have...
Appalachia may be known for its scenic mountain views and dense forests, but the region also happens to be home to the highest cancer rates in America, according to the North American Association of Central...
A crescendo caused crowd members in the chapel to hold their arms and heads to the sky. A baby held by their mother reached their arm out, too, as if they were mimicking others.
As the song that...
