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New Book by EKU Student Veterans Chronicles Their Military Experiences
“When we arrived, the smell of rotting flesh filled the air. I was told to pull the first guard shift around the mass-grave site. During one of my patrols, I made the huge mistake of looking down. The body of a little girl was still there, holding onto a stuffed rabbit. The little girl was wearing a purple dress; she still had a blindfold on her eyes.
Brown's New Collection of Poetry: "In Some Households the King is Soul"
“Playful yet thoughtful,” Eastern Kentucky University’s Harry Brown “tells us the truth about things.”
That’s how fellow writer Gwyn Rubio describes Brown’s latest volume of poetry, entitled “In Some Households the King is Soul.”
SPJ Dedicates White Hall as Historic Site in Journalism
White Hall, the former Madison County home of abolitionist newspaper publisher Cassius Marcellus Clay, was dedicated today as a Historic Site in Journalism by the Society of Professional Journalists.
EKU-Corbin Student Earns Earth Day Award from Environmental Quality Commission
Randal Napier wakes up every day with a simple goal:
“To make the world a little better. Sometimes I do and sometimes I don’t.”
EKU Junior Diana Harbeson Receives National Scholarship from Association of General Contractors
Eastern Kentucky University junior construction management major Diana Harbeson has received a national scholarship, valued at $2,500, from the Association of General Contractors.