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Trio of students earn Gilman Scholarships for spring study abroad
Three °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ students have secured the competitive Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship through the U.S. Department of State. Jonael Lantigua, Ehthemoo Po and Shu Ping Nichols will lead enriching...
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°µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ student exemplifies full liberal arts and sciences experience
At °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ, students take advantage of the full liberal arts and sciences experience to pursue their passions, build their resume and prepare for an array of career opportunities. Anne...
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With her homeland ravaged by war, Miroshnikova focused on opportunities at °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ
Anastasiia Miroshnikova, class of 2026, isn’t going to blow off class with you on a sunny afternoon. Don’t even ask. Her journey to °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ has been far too difficult to waste the opportunities she has...
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How °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ is helping students explore the great outdoors
°µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ’s innovative approach to well-being is opening doors to the great outdoors for its students. From weekly hikes across Central Kentucky to a Thanksgiving Break hike and zip-lining...
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Beyond the Game: Students delve into the future of sports analytics at conference
In an era where data guides decisions and algorithms boost performance, the growing field of sports analytics is transforming the athletics landscape. By redefining playbooks and optimizing strategies...
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Atkins Scholars enjoy support, encouragement for undergraduate research
A °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ research program has opened doors for students pursuing individualized research opportunities. The Atkins Scholars Research Program, funded through the James Graham Brown Foundation...
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From the classroom to the marketplace: What are business students learning in the real-world?
It wouldn’t be a °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ class without real-world application. Entrepreneurs and business owners know what it’s like to see dreams go up in smoke. For students in David Anderson’s course,...
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Chinese business class applies liberal arts learning to real-world problems
One Chinese course is blending business with language and culture to exemplify the liberal arts experience. Assistant Professor of Chinese Mei Li Inouye and her course, CHN 155: Business Culture in...
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Tools for civic engagement: Alternate Fall Break takes students to state capitol
How can students be democratically engaged aside from voting? °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ’s Office of Civic and Community Engagement (OCCE) has been tackling that question and more this year in a new program: the...
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°µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ Careers: Pre-med student’s career trajectory guided by summer internships
In less than four years, Nicole Batista has gone from a high school student dreaming of a career in health care to a college senior on a pre-med track with hours of experience in hospitals and clinics...
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