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The EKU flag didn’t literally fly over Frankfort on Feb. 17, when a large contingent from the University joined supporters from...
Well-known Kentucky author and educator Dr. Gerald Smith will deliver the keynote address for Black History Month at EKU. His...
EKU, the first public university in Kentucky to offer a bachelor’s degree option in Global Supply Chain Management (GSCM), will...
The EKU Concert Choir and University Singers will present “Miniature Masterworks II” on Sunday, March 6, at 4 p.m. in Brock...
EKU’s Division of Natural Areas will host a 5K Trail Run/Walk at its Maywoods Environmental and Educational Laboratory. The...
EKU Theatre will present “Little Shop of Horrors” Feb. 24-28. The show will begin at 8 p.m. nightly Feb. 24-27, with a matinee...
We live in an increasingly polarized society, sometimes with tragic consequences. Dr. Michael Waltman will discuss the need to...
The contents of a time capsule placed in Martin Hall in 1961 were revealed in a campus ceremony on Feb. 11.
An upcoming walk at EKU will raise funds toward erecting a statue at the Veterans Memorial on the Richmond campus. The 2016...
Several events at EKU this month will commemorate Black History Month. The calendar includes a Chautauqua lecture, films, an...
EKU is headed back to Frankfort for the third annual Colonels at the Capitol event on Wednesday, Feb. 17, to engage with policy...
EKU will host the first-ever game design conference in the Commonwealth on Saturday, April 30.
Idea Festival Bluegrass, highlighted by the keynote addresses of Jad Abumrad of NPR’s Radio Lab and author Rich DeMillo, noted...
EKU’s Department of Art and Design will welcome more than 350 students from throughout the region to its High School Open...
The scheduled Chautauqua lecture on Thursday, Feb. 18, by Dr. Cathy Cohen, “Do Black Lives Matter? Race and the Politics of...
As a changing workforce requires more graduates who can think creatively, rather than just do what they are told, a provocative...
Charlotte Dupuy, a slave who sued her master, Henry Clay, for freedom, is the subject of a program at EKU on Thursday, Feb. 11.
The Eastern Kentucky University Singers have been invited to perform at the 2016 Kentucky Music Educators Association state...