Sixteen lucky students who won a study-abroad scholarship spun the wheel to learn where they will be traveling this summer. This year, the options were Asia, Germany, Latin America, the British Isles, Israel, Egypt or Morocco, Spain, Slavic Europe and the popular “student’s choice” and “president’s choice.”

The American chestnut tree once thrived in Appalachia. Thanks to the Kentucky chapter of The American Chestnut Federation (TACF), the Arbor Day Foundation, Eastern Kentucky University and the University of Tennessee Chattanooga, it may one day again.

Twenty-four students from the EKU Honors Program presented research and creative work at the 53rd annual conference of the National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) in Boston, Massachusetts, Nov. 7-10.

Officials from Eastern Kentucky University and Kentucky State Police joined forces to cut the ribbon — or, rather, a strip of yellow crime scene tape — on a new, first-of-its-kind digital forensics laboratory on EKU’s campus November 30, 2018.