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°µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ student blends science and humanities, awarded Cralle Fellowship
Tesneem Shalash’s journey to medical school began in her mother’s clinic as a child. She spent her younger years observing the work being done in the office, but once she was old enough to be allowed...
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Photography passion and °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ connection lead Luke Napier to Kentucky Derby
When Luke Napier arrived at Churchill Downs to cover the 151st Kentucky Derby, he had a camera and an opportunity that could shape his future. Thanks to a connection made through °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ’s...
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First-year °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ student presents research and honors heritage at national conference
Vale Wiñay Quispe is taking advantage of opportunities that were not available to her ancestors in Bolivia. Her heritage is a point of pride for the first-year Lincoln Scholar and played a key role in...
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Student, professor collaborate to publish paper in national journal
Before taking their first class at °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ, Sarah Koch, class of 2025, knew they wanted to major in both Spanish and Anthropology/Sociology. What they didn’t expect was how easily they could explore...
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Fueled to create change, Grissom Scholar awarded PPIA fellowship
Courses at °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ taught Karina Lamadrid Benavides, class of 2026, the power of public policy. Through her international studies and politics classes, she connected these realizations with her desire...
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The benefits of volunteering: °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ students lend a hand in rebuilding North Carolina community
For seven °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ students, spring break wasn’t about vacationing — it was about rolling up their sleeves and rebuilding lives. Through the Office of Civic and Community Engagement’s...
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Student achievement, faculty mentorship showcased during annual RICE celebration
During its annual RICE Week, °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ honored students who are putting classroom learning into action. RICE, which gets its name from research, internships and creative endeavors, gives students...
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How researching his own disease led Duncan McGinnis to a Goldwater Scholarship
Duncan McGinnis’ interest in science and research began as a child due to frequent visits to the doctor after being diagnosed with a disease that causes cysts on the kidneys at eight years old. The...
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Cancer diagnosis, °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ support lead student to career opportunities
Taylor Webb was settling into her first year as a student and softball player at °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ when she noticed something wasn’t right. At first, she thought maybe it was stress, but the difficulty breathing...
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New Horizons: How an Eastern Kentucky native found his path to China — by way of °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ
Robbie Harper’s journey has been anything but ordinary. The Morgan County, Kentucky, native learned Chinese in high school and carried that love of language with him throughout his °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ...
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