Stories @ EKU
“We can control our own destiny,” EKU President Michel Benson reminded faculty and staff at the University’s annual fall...
Eastern Kentucky University recently welcomed three new individuals to its development team.
As much as finding the answers, a college education is about learning to ask questions. That’s why Eastern Kentucky University...
Eastern Kentucky University has cleared another runway for its nationally unique aviation program.
Dr. Peter Kraska, professor and chair of Graduate Studies and Research in the School of Justice Studies in Eastern Kentucky...
It takes more than hustle to run a successful business. It also takes knowledge of key tools in the entrepreneur’s tool box.
Eastern Kentucky University has named Bryan Makinen as executive director of public safety and risk management.
Dr. Kishonna Gray, assistant professor of criminal justice and police studies, was featured in a recent Los Angeles Times...
The second year of the highly successful Freshman Academy for Diverse Students promises even greater opportunities.
Two Eastern Kentucky University campuses have been designated regional workspaces by Shaping Our Appalachian Region (SOAR).
Eastern Kentucky University professor Dr. Deborah T. Givens was elected to a three-year term on the International Society of...
As a self-confessed “project geek,” Paul Gannoe couldn’t be more excited to be at Eastern Kentucky University. Gannoe was...
Eastern Kentucky University will host a workshop on technology-led economic development strategies.
A $37,500 grant from the Kentucky Latino Education Alliance (K'LEA) is helping Eastern Kentucky University continue building...
Eastern Kentucky University recently concluded its best year for fundraising since 2001.
EKU, said President Michael Benson, stands perched at “a really unique moment in history.” As it embarks on an ambitious...
Eastern Kentucky University Recreation Club students recently spent a week making Louisiana an even more beautiful place.
Born without a right forearm, Isaac Powell was at first reluctant to reflect his disability in his art. Slowly over time, the...