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The UK university senate voted no confidence in President Eli Capilouto after two months of disagreements about the role of the senate and shared governance.

Indiana and Kentucky are home to four different varieties of morel mushrooms that you can eat. Here is a look at where and when to find them and how to cook them!

Indiana and Kentucky are home to four different varieties of morel mushrooms that you can eat. Here is a look at where and when to find them and how to cook them!

Seven years ago, the University of Kentucky allowed a professor to resign after being investigated for sexual harassment and assault allegations before a Title IX investigation was completed. On June 28, 2023, it happened again. UK’s head swim and dive coach Lars Jorgensen was allowed to resign in the summer of 2023 despite being under...

Indiana and Kentucky are home to four different varieties of morel mushrooms that you can eat. Here is a look at where and when to find them and how to cook them!

The Kernel Media Board of Directors has appointed Abbey Cutrer and Laurel Swanz as the next editors-in-chief of the Kentucky Kernel and KRNL Lifestyle + Fashion for the 2024-2025 school year. Cutrer, a University of Kentucky junior majoring in journalism with a minor in photography, currently holds the positions of managing editor and photo editor...

Kentucky state legislators have put forth an attack on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) across the commonwealth’s public university campuses, failing to recognize these initiatives are the best way to preserve the commonwealth’s future. Out of touch lawmakers are working to remove programs that create a safe space for difficult discussions and an atmosphere of...

Kentucky state legislators have put forth an attack on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) across the commonwealth’s public university campuses, failing to recognize these initiatives are the best way to preserve the commonwealth’s future. Out of touch lawmakers are working to remove programs that create a safe space for difficult discussions and an atmosphere of...

Jenisha Watts, University of Kentucky alumna and senior editor of The Atlantic, an American magazine, spoke on campus about the future of journalism and her own experience as a journalist. Watts graduated with a degree in journalism, and on March 20, she visited her alma mater to give a talk titled “The Future of Journalism...

The Kentucky Kernel attended its first Southeast Journalism Conference (SEJC) in Troy, Alabama, from Feb. 23 through Feb. 25, taking home 17 awards. The event featured award ceremonies, keynote speakers, in-person sessions and on-site competitions, all of which tested the knowledge of multimedia journalism for participating students in a timely manner. Kernel Editor-in-Chief Hannah Stanley...