Global pop superstar Jason Derulo is bringing his chart-topping hits to Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) for a live concert on Friday, April 10, 2026. The event will take place in EKU’s Baptist …
Berea College has once again been selected for the 2026 Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement, a prestigious national designation recognizing the College’s sustained excellence …
Adam MacPhàrlain didn’t have to wish upon a star to secure his dream job as an Imagineer at Walt Disney World in Orlando in August 2024. He submitted his impressive résumé, reflecting his …
Berea College, through its Brushy Fork Leadership Institute, has announced the launch of the Strengthening Central Appalachia’s Nonprofit Ecosystem project, funded in part by a $390,410 grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission’s READY Grants to Grow (G2G) program.
With a sales minor at Eastern Kentucky University (EKU), you learn more than how to sell a product; you learn how to sell yourself. Many careers call for some level of sales skill. The …
Since the relaunch of the restaurant at The Historic Boone Tavern, visitors have enjoyed much more than a deliciously reimagined menu. They’ve also experienced walls filled with myriad projects from Berea College Student Craft – including ceramic floral wall hangings, a “broom quilt,” hand-crafted instruments, quilts and more.
As drone usage among professionals and hobbyists becomes more common, concerns about flights in restricted airspace continue to grow.
Berea College recognized 57 students Sunday, Dec. 7 during its Mid-Year Recognition Ceremony. These graduates represent 14 states, one U.S. Territory – Puerto Rico – and four countries.
With the values of hard work, education and equity instilled by her parents—and the support of a $500 scholarship from the local homemaker’s club—Chief Justice Debra Hembree …
The Madison Southern Players will present a performances of Disney and Pixar’s “Finding Nemo JR” Thursday-Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Madison Southern High School Auditorium.
For the seventh consecutive year, Eastern Kentucky University has earned the Kentucky Employers’ Mutual Insurance (KEMI) Destiny Award for workplace safety. EKU is one of 27 recipients across the commonwealth to be recognized for its commitment to workplace safety with the Destiny Award.
Learning opportunities happen everywhere, whether it’s in the workplace, through military service or in high school. At Eastern Kentucky University, those experiences are recognized and rewarded with Credit for Prior Learning (CPL), a faculty-led process that helps students turn real-world experience into academic credit.
Eastern Kentucky University celebrated fall graduates at commencement ceremonies on Dec. 4 and 5, 2025, at the EKU Center for the Arts.
Eastern Kentucky University commencement speaker Dr. Chris Butcher, ’18 ’19 ’25, stood before graduates with a message shaped by years of resilience, community and unexpected beginnings. The same university that welcomed him as a first-generation college student later welcomed him as an employee.
With these bees working as powerful pollinators to support crop production, Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) Associate Professor Dr. Valerie Peters focuses her research on bee conservation through plant diversity—determining which plants in Kentucky and tropical areas like Costa Rica support bee populations.
Eastern Kentucky University will celebrate students’ academic success during the fall 2025 commencement ceremonies on Thursday, Dec. 4 and Friday, Dec. 5, at the EKU Center for the Arts.
Brad Hall, Eastern Kentucky University’s (EKU) chief medical and strategic partnerships officer, has been welcomed into the second cohort of the Graduate Medical Education (GME) Development …
In celebration of Aviation History Month in November, Eastern Kentucky University Aviation highlights student Boston Wolfe and his bold pursuit in the legacy of flight.
Today in History: November 21, Las Vegas hotel fire claims 85 lives
More Kentuckians screened. Lung cancer detected earlier. Longer, healthier lives. Put simply, that’s the goal of a research project in Eastern Kentucky University’s College of Health Sciences.