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UK HealthCare’s Walk with a Doc series has been made readily available to all employees, students and community members. The walking program is led by UK health experts and is for everyone interested in taking steps toward a healthier lifestyle.

The best educators embolden students with the confidence to embrace their potential. In Gage Tucker’s case, one insightful teacher coaxed him from his shell and helped a future leader find his voice. Now, with support from "Kentucky Can," the sky's the limit for this UK junior.

The fall semester brings new classes and friendships, beautiful foliage and football season, but also a need to secure housing for the next academic year. While most students resort to

LEXINGTON – (TNS) It’s the beginning of July, which means it’s the start of a new fiscal year for universities. So what does that mean?

Approved by the University of Kentucky Board of Trustees in today’s meeting, Woodland Glen III, the residence facility for students in the University of Kentucky College of Engineering’s Living Learning Program (LLP), is being renamed Pigman Hall in recognition of Stanley and Karen Pigman’s impact on the college.

The not-so-secret key to academic success at the University of Kentucky is living on campus. On average, students who live on campus have higher GPAs than their classmates who live off campus — and are more likely to graduate on time.

Over 6,000 students are expected to move in this week at the University of Kentucky.

The Creativity and Innovation District (CID) Living Learning Program residence hall is the home of three living learning communities (LLCs): Studio 72, Innovate and Rhizome. This year, Rhizome was introduced

The Creativity and Innovation District (CID) Living Learning Program residence hall is the home of three living learning communities (LLCs): Studio 72, Innovate and Rhizome. This year, Rhizome was introduced

The UK College of Agriculture, Food and Envrionment’s Office of Diversity is hosting "Ag is for All," Oct. 26, on the UK campus in Lexington. The event is geared toward underrepresented high school juniors and seniors.