In the past few years, there has been a push on social media to put yourself first. “Me” days, saying no to events, skipping on responsibilities, all that. While it is important to take time for yourself...

Drums are clashing. Electric guitars are riffing. Voices are belting with vibrato. Music radiates throughout the Cats Den into the halls of the Gatton Student Center at the University of Kentucky. The...

The smell of sourdough stops pedestrians on National Avenue.  Inside the red brick storefront, Wild Lab Bakery's Chapi McGraw shapes a loaf with practiced hands while her husband Andrew, pulls another...

Alex Gonzalez knew that once she came into college, she wanted to be a part of something that brought together the Hispanic community. Born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky, Gonzalez found her home...

As president of the Latino Student Union and the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, Alex Gonzalez is heavily involved at the University of Kentucky. Gonzalez fosters community, inclusivity and...

Twenty-two men stand in a line bowing their heads. One man holds a hand to his chest, another has his arms at his sides. Women follow suit, lining up behind the men, bowing their heads in prayer. The...

As a sea of eager 4-year-olds lined up in a classroom, their teacher grabbed a pen and wrote down their favorite foods. Words like pizza, ice cream and mac and cheese filled the list, but when it was...

Eugene Renner, the president of the African Students' Association, reveals how his parents' hardships impacted his values and education. Renner's parents immigrated to the United States to create a better...

Leaning over, whispering to his friend, Dan Wu asked, “Where did this crowd come from?” In a quick whisper, his friend responded with something that would impact him in ways he never could have...

After immigrating to the United States from China at the age of eight, Dan Wu, Lexington’s vice mayor, always gives his all to help his community. As federal politics continue to target immigration at...

A boy stares down the pitcher in front of him, ready to swing the bat in his hand. The pitcher watches him closely and throws a pitch to him. The crack of the boy’s bat as the ball makes contact and...

A gray, single-story building lined with wide windows sits at 377 South Limestone.  Since it was built in 1986, this building has been a second home for music lovers, serving Lexington’s music...