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Employees and students could sue public universities and colleges in Kentucky for subjecting them to "divisive concepts" as defined in a new bill .

FRANKFORT — Employees and students could sue public universities and colleges in Kentucky on grounds they were discriminated against for rejecting “divisive concepts” defined in a new bill introduced in

Ill-planned, expensive and jealous are just a few feelings some University of Kentucky students have toward the new “Tri-It” dorm rooms. Freshmen Molly Arnold and Natalie Nelson said they met over Instagram and share a room in their Tri-It dorm, alongside a third roommate who has her own bedroom. “I was upset, I’m not gonna...

VALDOSTA – The Valdosta City Council unanimously denied a permit request for a potential car wash facility Thursday evening.

A vehicle crashed into a wall on the corner of Rose Street and Columbia Avenue on Monday, Dec. 4. A 29-year-old man suffered a medical emergency while driving on Columbia Avenue toward Rose Street and crashed into a wall, according to a statement from UK spokesperson Jay Blanton. The man was injured in the crash,...

UK Invests has deposited more than $100,000 into students’ Fidelity Bloom accounts since Aug. 21, according to an email from UK Invests on Nov. 5. The program was accessible for all students at the start of the 2023 fall semester according to a campus-wide email on Aug. 22, 2023.  UK Invests is an initiative by...

COVID-19 is no longer a public health emergency, but that does not equate to the end of it in our lives. It is now up to you as an individual to take preventative initiatives. Along with your efforts against COVID, influenza (flu) season is also upon us, making it crucial to take the measures necessary...

UK’s new building will be over 500,000 square feet and home to programs in four health colleges: medicine, public health, health sciences and nursing.

A UK doctor says he was discriminated against and was working in a hostile environment due to his autism disorder, a lawsuit revealed Monday.

“The care that (patients) sought (from Kenneth Ain) is being denied to them primarily because of his autism, not for issues related to medical treatment of patients,” Fayette Circuit Judge Julie Muth Goodman said in a ruling.