University News
Weise Reappointed to Kentucky Historic Preservation Review Board
Gov. Steve Beshear has reappointed Dr. Robert S. Weise, professor of history at Eastern Kentucky University, to the Kentucky Historic Preservation Review Board, representing architectural historians.
Summer Camp For Gifted and Talented Focuses on STEM-H Subjects
A summer camp at Eastern Kentucky University for gifted and talented students entering grades 6-8 will emphasize the STEM-H disciplines: science, technology, engineering, mathematics and health.
Student-Produced Video Welcomes First Lady to Campus
A video created by a group of Eastern Kentucky University students serves as an advance welcome to First Lady Michelle Obama, who has already tweeted her thanks.
Graphic Communications Management Team Wins Award in Phoenix Challenge
A team of Eastern Kentucky University Graphic Communications Management students won first place in the research category at the Phoenix Challenge: International Collegiate Flexo Skills Competition on April 27 in San Diego, Calif.
Frankfort Man Receives Whitt Scholarship in Music
A Frankfort man has received the Robert E. Whitt Memorial Endowed Award in Choral Music Excellence at Eastern Kentucky University.
ROTC Cadets Honor Fallen Soldiers in Mountain Man Memorial March
Sixteen Eastern Kentucky University ROTC cadets, along with five cadets from the University of the Cumberlands, participated in the Mountain Man Memorial March on April 20 in Gatlinburg, Tenn.
Regents Approve 2.95% Tuition Increase for Resident Undergraduates
Eastern Kentucky University’s Board of Regents, meeting in regular session on Tuesday, April 30, approved a 2.95 percent increase in undergraduate tuition for Kentucky residents.
EKU Online Doctorate in Occupational Therapy First of its Kind in Commonwealth
April is National Occupational Therapy Month – a time to celebrate a profession that helps people live life to the fullest.
Student, Professor Team for Documentary Depicting Veteran's Battle with PTSD
When Jason Edwards chose his brother, Joe, as the subject of his internship project at Eastern Kentucky University last summer, he hoped to gain more than a good grade.