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Seven years ago, Stephen Jones stepped outside his west Louisville home and was grazed by a bullet from a drive-by shooter. Today, he steps outside his comfort zone to seize opportunities at EKU. -
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Five years ago, you could find Kenna Smith, an EKU custodian, attending class in uniform on her lunch break. Today, she is a full-time student, finishing her bachelor’s degree in recreation and parks administration. -
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Just how big was Roy Davidson’s smile when he crossed the EKU commencement stage to receive his diploma on May 11, 2018? You might say it was 54 years wide. -
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Katherine Wyant is “a young woman who has lots of stories to tell,” according to Dr. David Coleman, Director of the Honors Program at EKU. -
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Like many EKU students, Student Government Association President Laura Jackson “grew up in a town with more hills than people.” Living in that small town inspired her dream of impacting the lives of fellow Appalachian citizens through a career in law. -
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When senior aviation major Kristena Cook reflects on her daily life, a 100-mile commute each way from her Louisville home to class at EKU while juggling her children, education and career amid constant exhaustion, she can only be grateful.
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Science Building Phase 2 Earns LEED Gold Honor
Four years ago, South Hall became the first LEED Gold-certified residence hall on a state university campus in Kentucky. Eastern Kentucky University has been honored again for its commitment to environmental stewardship as Phase 2 of the Science Building, the largest such facility on any college campus in the Commonwealth, has been granted LEED Gold status by the U.S. Green Building Council.
