The annual Color Me Kentucky Fashion Show gives students in the department of retailing and tourism management a chance to take their knowledge from the classroom to the runway. This year’s theme is...
Protesters walk the streets of Lexington in a peaceful protest against immigration policies. The assembly included testimonies from speakers and attendees and ended in a march.
This week on Kernel at the Buzzer, host Kai McClelland and co-hosts Israel Schill and AJ Nava are joined by Kentucky Kernel sports reporter Landon Smith to talk about the men’s and women’s basketball...
With live displays and local talent, Lexington’s Art on the Town event redefines how the city experiences art: up close, accessible and all around. It’s more than just an exhibit, it’s a celebration...
Welcome back to this week’s episode of Pop! Goes the Kernel! This week, your hosts Libby Heckert, Marissa Armstrong, Gabriella Mercedes and Lauren Smiley discuss the trends of “A Minecraft Movie,”...
UK HealthCare placed the first MED-EL Flex 34 cochlear implant in 11-year-old DuJuan Broadus Jr. Dr. Nathan Cass, an ear, nose and throat specialist, was the one to place the technology and discusses how...
Welcome back to this week’s episode of Pop goes the Kernel! This week, your hosts Gabriella Mercedes, Libby Heckert and Marissa Armstrong discuss ‘Bachelor’ finale, festival season and opening day...
Students living in dorms may be familiar with the CATS-UP survey provided by UK Housing. This survey is given twice a semester, the first time being at the beginning of the semester, and the second survey...
The Lucky Ones Foundation hosted The Luckiest Benefit, an event combining fashion and music to raise awareness for foster care reform. Attendees included titleholders and advocates who shared personal...
This week on Kernel at the Buzzer, host Kai McClelland is joined by co-hosts Israel Schill and AJ Nava to break down the new look wildcats basketball team, struggles on the diamond and a quick game of...
