The EKU Richmond Campus

Eastern's main campus is located in Richmond, one of the fastest growing cities in Kentucky. Over fourteen thousand part-time, full-time, traditional, and non-traditional students attend classes on this campus.

The EKU Corbin Campus

The EKU Tri-County Campus is the largest of Eastern Kentucky University's extended campus centers. Over 400 undergraduate and graduate classes are offered each year to help area residents realize their potential and achieve their dreams. Both traditional (ages 18-24) and non-traditional students attend EKU in Corbin. Most students live at home and have full or part-time jobs. Classes are offered morning, afternoons, evenings or weekends to fit students' lifestyle. 

For more information about the Tri-County Campus, contact Trula Martin, Senior Secretary, at EKU Tri-County Campus, 14892 N US 25 E, Corbin, Kentucky 40701. Tel. 606-528-0551, Fax 606-528-0655.

EKU Danville Campus

Open since 1994, the EKU Danville Campus has allowed thousands of students, many of whom have never attended college, to pursue academic degrees or to take classes for personal enrichment or for advancement in business. Danville provides convenient scheduling and affordable access to university classes for people in the surrounding communities.

For more information about the Danville Campus, contact Cindy Peck, Interim Director, at EKU Danville Campus, Danville Manor Shopping Center, 1560 Hustonville Road, Danville, Kentucky 40422. The telephone number is 859-236-6866.

EKU-Lancaster Center

The Lancaster Higher Education Center first opened in August 2006 and began offering undergraduate and graduate classes for both EKU and BCTC. The Center serves both traditional (ages 18 – 24) and non-traditional students from Garrard and surrounding counties.

For more information about the Lancaster Higher Education Center, contact Sherry Taubert at 859-792-1513 or 859-622-2903.

EKU-Manchester Campus

The Manchester Campus first opened in 1992 and now offers over 90 classes each semester to over 300 students. Its offices and thirteen classrooms are located in a newly-renovated section of the Manchester Square Shopping Center, easily accessible for students in Manchester and Clay county as well as those in the surrounding area.

For more information about the Manchester Campus, contact Terry Gray, Director at EKU Manchester Campus, Manchester Square Shopping Center, Manchester, KY 40962. The telephone number is 606-598-8122.

EKU-Somerset Center

The EKU Somerset Center provides regional university access to the Lake Cumberland Region. For more information about the Somerset Center, contact Terri L. Reynolds, Area Coordinator, EKU Somerset Center, 675 Monticello Street, Suite 1, Somerset, KY 42501. The telephone number is 606-676-0838.

EKU-Ft. Knox

EKU Ft. Knox offers five Criminal Justice courses on the Fort Knox United States Army Base. For more information, contact EKU Ft. Knox, Continuing Ed. & Outreach, 202 Perkins Bldg., 521 Lancaster Avenue, Richmond, KY 40475-3102. The telephone number is 502-942-8628.

The University Center of the Mountains

The University Center of the Mountains (UCM) is a dynamic consortium of postsecondary educational institutions bringing more bachelor and master degrees and educational opportunities close to home in southeastern Kentucky. The six present partners are: Eastern Kentucky University (EKU), Hazard Community and Technical College (HCTC), the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS), Lindsey Wilson College (LWC) Midway College and Morehead State University (MSU).

Since the formation of this partnership in July 2003, over 750 students have enrolled in eighteen bachelor and seven master degree programs. UCM classes and services are physically provided on the campuses of Hazard Community & Technical College (HCTC) in four counties. Students earn their degrees from the institution offering the particular program in which they enroll and complete.

For more information, contact The University Center of the Mountains, One Community College Dr., Hazard, KY 41701. The telephone number is 606-487-3182 or 1-800-246-7521 Ext: 73182.