As students and faculty slowly filter off campus and the sun starts to set, familiar buildings become enveloped in a blanket of darkness.
In this quiet stillness of campus after dark, the WRFL...
WRFL, the University of Kentucky’s student-run radio station, partnered with music stores CD Central and The Album on Monday, Sept. 4 to present Slimestone.
The event serves as a way for students...
The University of Kentucky’s student-run radio station, WRFL 88.1, held a “birthday bash” on March 11, at the Burl, to celebrate its 35th anniversary.
Saturday night featured musical performances...
As an out-of-state college student, my tuition at this university is steep – upwards of $50,000 a year. However, thanks to a scholarship that takes care of a large amount of it, I am fortunate enough...
In over 30 years, UK's student-run radio station, WRFL 88.1, has never gone off the air — not even now, during a pandemic, when the station has moved its operations outside the studio for the first time...
To bring a rocking and refreshing night to campus during dead week, WRFL Radio Lexington held a free concert in the Grand Ballroom featuring the bands Lylak and Johnny Conqueroo.Sporting unique combinations...
In 1985, a UK student wrote a letter to the editor to the Kentucky Kernel that explained the importance of student-led radio. UK was one of the few SEC schools not to have a radio station, she wrote.In...
A day before the whole journalism world looked to the Pulitzer Prize winners on Monday, a different group of journalists were celebrating their own victories.UK student-journalists did well this past weekend...
It's Monday. Already behind on the week? Us too. So, we're introducing Kernel Keep Up—your weekly catch-up on what's important this week and last. Here's all the news you need to know to tackle the...
Lexington radio station WRFL was born from a little column that made a big splash.In 1985, then-sophomore Kakie Urch wrote a weekly opinions column for the Kentucky Kernel. When local radio stations refused...
Sunday is thriller, thriller night in Lexington.On Sunday, Oct. 29, the city of Lexington will come together to show tribute to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” to celebrate Halloween.The event is a...
Imagine a college campus and surrounding community where straights, gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered individuals, and anyone anywhere in between on the spectrum can walk around freely, in unison,...
