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University of Kentucky student who died after a fall while hiking has been identified Sarah Brookbank, Cincinnati Enquirer
Search and rescue officials at Red River Gorge said a University of Kentucky student was found dead after a fall. That student has been identified as, Gabriella Smith, a native of Alexandria, according to information provided by the university Wednesday afternoon to the Enquirer.
Red River Gorge Geological Area, a popular area of the Daniel Boone National Forest frequented by hikers and campers is located in Slade, Kentucky.
University of Kentucky College of Medicine Dean, Robert DiPaola, has released a statement.
We are deeply saddened to share the news that Gabby Smith, a second-year medical student here at the University of Kentucky, passed away while on a hike at Red River Gorge, DiPaola stated. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family during this difficult time. Gabby was a kind, devoted student, and we will miss having her on ou
Kind student dies after plunging 150ft down cliff in horror hiking accident
Gabriella Smith was following a trail in the Daniel Boone National Forest in Kentucky, the US, when she lost her footing. Officials were able to track down her body using her mobile phone location
19:18, 6 MAY 2021
Gabriella Smith was preparing for another hiking trip with friends (Image: Family Handout)
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President Capilouto discussed UK’s efforts on vaccination and diversity, equity and inclusion with the Board of Trustees Friday, Feb. 19. Here are his remarks:
We have talked often in this space about the twin pandemics our country confronts. One infects our lungs and bodies. Another one can afflict hearts and minds.
We must play a role now in asking and answering a critical question posed by both:
How do we bring the prospect of hope and healing, reckoning and reconciliation, to these historic challenges?
The University of Kentucky – your university, the Commonwealth’s university – has long been a source of hope. But we all know that hope alone is not a strategy or a plan.