Kentucky women's tennis captain Zoe Hammond and Jula Zhu both put forth strong performances at the ITA All-American Championships, with Hammond impressing and Zhu aiming to build on her sophomore year.
Hammond...
In light of recent events such as Charlie Kirk’s assassination, and extreme political polarization a valid question is raised, has the polarization of political ideologies and concept of free speech...
Olivia White, Assistant Video Editor
• September 3, 2025
The Allégro Dance Project’s mission is to create a welcoming environment serving children and adults with disabilities. The program focuses on making dance accessible to everyone.
Patricia Nash Designs celebrated 15 years of business at Macy’s in the Fayette Mall, giving community members the chance to meet the brand’s designer.
The event, held on Friday, March 28, featured...
Lexington’s annual OUTLaw drag show “The Night of 1,000 Icons” provided a safe space for queer youth and the ability to connect to their community.
The event, hosted by the University of...
The White Hall Classroom Building’s renovation has impacted students’ security, navigation and schedules as construction operations still take place on campus.
Expected to be completed in June 2026,...
Editor’s note: Some people mentioned in the story requested their last names be omitted.
Protesters marched through downtown Lexington, calling for justice as part of a statewide protest supporting...
The United States Department of State has paused funding for study-abroad programs, as of Feb. 13, 2025, leaving many scholars stranded, according to The Associated Press.
In addition to the Fulbright...
Anthropologist and award-winning author Jason De León discussed human smuggling and its importance to the Latino immigrant population at the Lewis Honors College.
De León discussed his 2024 National...
Hannah Piedad, Assistant News Editor
• March 12, 2025
Fayette County Circuit Court denied former University of Kentucky student, Sophia Rosing’s, shock probation request on Wednesday, March 12, according to court documents.
After consideration, the court...
President Eli Capilouto and his administration have failed to adequately address concerns about student safety and well-being at the University of Kentucky. Thus, the Kentucky Kernel editorial board has...
30 years ago in a Lexington, Kentucky coffee shop, broadcaster Jim Piston and folk-singer Micheal Johnathon, who had moved from New York to Mousie, Kentucky to learn to be a folk musician, sat and...
