Stories @ EKU - Programs
An EKU faculty member is quoted in a recent BBC Radio piece comparing how Presidents Dwight Eisenhower and recently-elected...
After 25 years in the mortgage industry, Rodney Mills faced a difficult choice when the markets crashed almost a decade ago.
It’s not every five-year-old who already knows what he wants to do with his life, and then spends the next 15 years following...
While some people had Monday off, the EKU baseball team partnered with Samaritan’s Feet to provide shoes to over 150 Madison...
Twenty-six faculty members from a cross-section of campus recently completed the inaugural Faculty Leadership Institute.
An anonymous gift of $1.25 million will fund scholarships in math and science at EKU.
Bechtel Parsons Blue Grass recently donated $500 to the Environmental Health Science (EHS) Club at EKU.
For the sixth year, EKU Online degree programs have been ranked among the best by U.S. News & World Report. Eastern ranked...
The diverse works of 58 artists from 26 states stretching from Maine to California will be showcased in EKU’s National Juried...
EKU Online recently hosted its second annual eCampus Awards Program (eCAPS) to recognize excellence in student support,...
EKU’s Center for Career and Workforce Development will offer dozens of community education courses from January through June.
James Donnelly believes that life is about pursuing your goals and reaching for your dreams – even if it takes 37 years.
EKU Online degree programs continue to grow steadily with more than 3,200 students enrolled as of fall 2016.
The EKU Department of Recreation and Park Administration and the EKU Recreation Majors Club completed their annual holiday food...
Two students from Taylor County High School will soon be named Murakami Scholars, thanks to a new agreement between EKU,...
Rachel Knoebel, a junior public relations major at EKU, recently accepted an internship in the Washington, D.C. office of U.S....
A $50,000 pledge from Troy and Michelle Ellis “will be a game-changer for the diverse students” at EKU.
Alec Mason came to EKU to follow not only his father’s footsteps as a student, but his trails in the sky as a pilot as well.