As a self-confessed “project geek,” Paul Gannoe couldn’t be more excited to be at Eastern Kentucky University. Gannoe was recently named director of capital construction and project administration at EKU, which is in the midst of a wide-ranging...
Eastern Kentucky University professor Dr. Deborah T. Givens was elected to a three-year term on the International Society of Weekly Newspaper Editors Board of Directors during the organization’s annual conference in June. Givens, an assistant professor of...
Purchase local, fresh produce on campus at the Madison County Farmers Market The Market is open to the entire Richmond Community. Location: Parking lot between Palmer and Dupree Halls 10 AM – 1 PM
When she arrived at Eastern Kentucky University, Candi Graves dreamed of becoming a dentist in her home town of Burkesville. Her passion has always been to help people, but one trip to Haiti resulted in more than a just a change of majors – from...
The invasive plant species that have taken over much of the lawn at the historic Elmwood Estate, now owned by Eastern Kentucky University, will soon meet their match. And it won’t involve a drop of herbicide or human sweat. EKU Facilities Services and the...
By ERIKA KHAIR Student Writer, EKU Communications and Marketing A group of Kentucky’s future teachers recently spent a week expanding their minds on Eastern Kentucky University’s campus. The 16 middle school students were part of The Camp TRREE...
Corey Jenks entered his freshman year at Eastern Kentucky University eager to join the school’s hockey team. After overcoming many obstacles, he was able to shine for the Ice Colonels as a result of a very special gift. Jenks, now a sophomore environmental...
The Eastern Kentucky University Honors Program has once again made history. During a recent Honors Convocation, recognizing those seniors who have completed the requirements to be named an Honors Scholar, the program celebrated its first second-generation Honors...
Born without a right forearm, Isaac Powell was at first reluctant to reflect his disability in his art. Slowly over time, the Eastern Kentucky University art professor began to "confront that fear" by painting and drawing hands, bodies and even his...
