Kentucky State University News

LEXINGTON , Ky. The University of Kentucky has been awarded one of 17 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration grants for suicide prevention on college campuses.

Berea College President Larry Shinn shared the stories Thursday of three Berea College graduates whose life was a reflection of John G. Fee's vision.

Come join us for a presentation on Environmental and Socially Sustainable Development and Living, facilitated by Onaje Jackson, founder and president of Sustainable Systems and Design International based in St.

Max Thomas, left, and Neill Fox sit at a table in front of the Democratic Headquarters on St.

Student gets an education in transportation Staff writer/photographer From horses on the hoof to horses under the hood of a race car, Jessica Riley, a 14-year old freshman at Henry County High School, learned a ...

Applications for the 7th Annual YMCA Urban Mission Fall Break College Tour are currently being accepted for junior and senior high school students who have a cumulative Grade Point Average of a C or better.

Kentucky needs to plug up 'massive leaks' in the educational pipeline that have hurt minorities' chances of enrolling and succeeding in college, a report says.

First lady Jane Beshear points to the bikes on the Capitol steps behind her as she talks about keeping Kentucky healthy at the unveiling of the Wellness Walks Tuesday.

Abraham Lincoln debated John Douglas Wednesday at the Capitol before nearly 120 Kentucky State University freshmen.

A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed by the former assistant chief of UK's campus police department.

Kentucky State University President Mary Evans Sias has been given a four-year contract extension and a 10.6 percent raise.

The Kentucky State University marching band was the closing feature of the the Roots and Heritage Parade downtown around Elm Street Saturday, September 9, 2006.

Kentucky State University President Mary Sias received a $23,000 annual raise, making her salary $240,000 under terms of a contract extension through 2013.

Help is available for food, clothes FIRE DESTROYS NAPA STORE 46-year old Michael Wells was arrested Saturday night and charged with third degree arson, disoderly conduct and terroristic threatening in relation ...

Marker in Civil War soldier's honor will be unveiled Saturday Michael Broihier Napoleon Bonaparte "Boney" Hays, one of Lincoln County's many African-American Union Army volunteers and the namesake of the ...

You can thank the evolution of pop culture for transforming the traditional whimsical, black and white painted face mime into something more hip, soulful or dare we say spiritual! Churches all over the country ...

Centenarian remembers Dr. King's 'I have a dream' speech Posted: Thursday, August 28, 2008 6:04 AM by Jen Brown From John Rutherford, Producer, NBC News, Washington Della Jones, 105, remembers well Dr.

Sergeant Nathaniel Chapman is used to having bombs dropping all around him. What he didn't expect was to have a "bomb" drop on him back home.

Web Release Date: August 23, 2008 Protease Activity in Post-Mortem Red Swamp Crayfish Muscle Stored in Modified Atmosphere Packaging Department of Animal and Food Sciences, University of Kentucky, Lexington, ...

They thought they'd be adjusting to college life by now, but some Kentucky State University students had to check into a hotel at the school's expense.