Stories @ EKU
As her long and distinguished career at EKU neared its end, Dr. Janna Vice held her thumb and index finger about an inch apart...
A recent EKU graduate finished second in the Amazon International Studio Photo Contest.
The opening program in the 2016-17 Chautauqua Lecture Series at EKU will feature Nancy Nyquist Potter, author, philosopher and...
The Kentucky Adapted Physical Education (KAPE) program, operated by EKU’s Department of Exercise and Sports Science and the...
Dozens of cultural events are scheduled during the fall semester at EKU. They include concerts, plays and art exhibits.
Once a coach, always a coach. You might even say this former Colonel football standout and long-time assistant coach is still...
Dr. Tom Barker, professor emeritus in EKU's College of Justice & Safety and an internationally recognized expert on outlaw...
Ron and Sherrie Lou Noel, of Union, Kentucky, whose previous donations made possible the Noel Studio for Academic Creativity...
The new Vickers lot and the Ashland and lower Perkins lots on Kit Carson Drive are now open to both commuters and residential...
EKU’s student chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists has been named the Outstanding Campus Chapter for Region 5,...
The EKU Board of Regents, meeting in a special-called session on Thursday, Aug. 18, welcomed three new members.
EKU and Women Leading Kentucky are partnering to bring a roundtable networking luncheon to the Richmond campus.
The summer of 2016 provided a first for the EKU PGA Golf Management Program. Alex Martin, a 2011 graduate, qualified for and...
Well over 2,000 first-year students received a “Big E Welcome” when they arrived at Eastern Kentucky University on Wednesday,...
Passing motorists near the intersection of Lancaster and Barnes Mill may note the enhanced curb appeal along the western...
Greg Stotelmyer, the radio voice of EKU football and basketball for 33 years, is the winner of the 2015-16 Ohio Valley...
For Chris Robinson, it’s “not just the opportunity of a lifetime. It’s the opportunity of many lifetimes of those who struggled...