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The University of Kentucky Office for Institutional Diversity, in partnership with The Atlantic and other community and university partners, will host Jenisha Watts, senior editor at The Atlantic, and Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief at The Atlantic, for a talk titled “The Future of journalism and the Health of our Democracy.”
Born in 1928, Charles Whaley is 96 years old today — although he is celebrating only his 24th birthday. Learn more about his extraordinary life and journalism career — from UK, to the newsroom, to the U.S. Army, to the United Kingdom as a Marshall Scholar and beyond.
As kinesiology-exercise science majors, both Harold and Trey Dennis saw the program as a route to advance Kentucky through a career in health care. Now, the father and son both hope to influence the next generation of physician assistants.
On this episode of "Behind the Blue," Wright, who serves as senior adviser to UK President Capilouto, talks about the personal and community significance of Black History Month and the impact Lyman T. Johnson’s victory had on his own UK experience, as well as on the cultural life of the university itself.
February marks the start of Black History Month — a time dedicated to recognizing the achievements, contributions and rich heritage of Black Americans throughout history. The UK Martin Luther King Center Black History Month committee, in collaboration with units across campus, has created a rich calendar of events that will inspire the campus to commemorate the past, analyze the present and dream for the future.