Stories @ EKU - Programs
EKU’s Department of Art and Design will welcome more than 350 students from throughout the region to its High School Open...
EKU, home to more than 1,500 military-affiliated students and their dependents, is ranked second nationally among the “Best for...
Noting their excitement about “the energy that exists across campus,” Maribeth and Louis Berman, of Louisville, have pledged $1...
The scheduled Chautauqua lecture on Thursday, Feb. 18, by Dr. Cathy Cohen, “Do Black Lives Matter? Race and the Politics of...
Dr. Charles Hughes, associate professor in EKU’s Communication Disorders Program, is now the vice chair of the American Board...
As a changing workforce requires more graduates who can think creatively, rather than just do what they are told, a provocative...
Flint, Michigan native and EKU men’s basketball player JaVontae Hawkins lent a hand to his hometown by participating in a Water...
Almost 50 percent of Model Lab High School juniors and seniors are taking EKU classes this semester, according to Jamie Worley...
Charlotte Dupuy, a slave who sued her master, Henry Clay, for freedom, is the subject of a program at EKU on Thursday, Feb. 11.
Eastern Kentucky University has named Michelle Allen as its Somerset campus and outreach coordinator.
All members of the EKU family can now manage and enhance their personal safety with the EKU version of the LiveSafe mobile app.
At a time when private support is more critical than ever, alumni and friends of EKU are generously giving of their time,...
“Where Do We Go from Here?” ... Leading for Change.” It was the theme for the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Banquet...
An EKU accounting class is partnering with the Central Kentucky Economic Empowerment Project and Kentucky River Foothills...
For the fourth consecutive year, an EKU Risk Management and Insurance major is one of only 30 students nationwide selected to...
EKU exceeds similar benchmark institutions and other comparison groups on measures of student engagement, especially in areas...
At present we are still largely confined to life on planet Earth. But what happens when humanity’s curiosity and inventiveness...
EKU’s Center for Career and Workforce Development will offer dozens of community education courses from January through June.