Stories @ EKU - Students
The 2018-19 Chautauqua series at EKU will explore the theme “Truth and Consequences” through nine lectures by many...
Twelve first-year graduate students in EKU’s communication disorders program recently received scholarships from Scottish Rite.
EKU redshirt senior LJ Scott is a nominee for the 2018 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team®, one of the most esteemed off-the-field...
EKU is full of students who are breaking away from something to create a brighter future for themselves, and Dr. Gill Hunter...
The Colonels are marching again. Thanks to $50,000 in scholarships for participating students and $20,000 from institutional...
EKU Theatre’s annual Shakespeare in the Ravine program will present “Romeo and Juliet” July 19-21, at 7 p.m. nightly, in Van...
The KEYS Academy recently celebrated its 15th year on EKU’s Richmond campus.
EKU and the City of Richmond have long enjoyed a mutually beneficial partnership. Now, a Tax Increment Financing Local...
EKU’s Health Services Administration program was well represented at the 2018 Kentucky Health Information Management...
A steadfast commitment to academic quality and student success amid declining state appropriations, political uncertainties,...
The College of Science at EKU launched a science and math summer camp this year to engage high school students in using tools...
David Naylor's improbable journey has brought him to Model Laboratory Elementary School, where this educator of 13 years will...
EKU is ahead of schedule as it nears the public phase of its current capital campaign. Dan McBride, interim vice president for...
With its recent re-accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, EKU’s School of Business has...
In Spanish, “Camino” means path. And, at the graduation banquet for the inaugural Camino to Success summer camp at EKU, it was...
Twenty-five Madison County middle school students are attending the Call Me Mister Student Success Academic Leadership Academy...
When most people think of Kentucky and horses, the images that typically come to mind are of regal thoroughbreds, the scenic...
When senior aviation major Kristena Cook reflects on her daily life, a 100-mile commute each way from her Louisville home to...