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Kentucky's Independent Colleges and Universities report 5.6% enrollment increase for fall 2023 - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Kentucky's Independent Colleges and Universities report 5.6% enrollment increase for fall 2023 - NKyTribune

Kentucky’s independent colleges and universities saw a significant increase in enrollment this year, according to new Fall 2023 enrollment data available from the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary E

KY students urged to be patient during delays processing new FAFSA financial aid form - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

KY students urged to be patient during delays processing new FAFSA financial aid form - NKyTribune

By Dr. Aaron Thompson, Mason Dyer and Jo Carole EllisSpecial to NKyTribuneIf you’re thinking about college next year — as a high school senior or parent, or as an adult wanting to go back to

Student leader: Clark representing Brescia, AIKCU on state board - Vimarsana News

Student leader: Clark representing Brescia, AIKCU on state board

Emilee Clark, Brescia University senior and Student Government Association president, has been appointed to the 2023-24 Kentucky Board of Student Body Presidents (KBSBP) as a representative of the college and

Student leader: Clark representing Brescia, AIKCU on state board - Vimarsana News

Student leader: Clark representing Brescia, AIKCU on state board

Emilee Clark, Brescia University senior and Student Government Association president, has been appointed to the 2023-24 Kentucky Board of Student Body Presidents (KBSBP) as a representative of the college and

Republican Legislation Could Ban Concealed Carry Restrictions on Kentucky College Campuses - Vimarsana News

Republican Legislation Could Ban Concealed Carry Restrictions on Kentucky College Campuses

The NRA supports the bill, but campus police chiefs say they can't get behind it.