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“Because our parents are immigrants from Nigeria, they always tell this story about how they came to the U.S. with no money,” Ese Ighodaro said. “They had to work from the bottom to get to the top. If they can do it, there’s no excuse for us not to.”
Beverly Perdue earned a bachelor's degree in history at UK, and now she is makinig history in public office. We sit down for a Q&A with the first female governor of North Carolina.
On November 19, 2009, the University of Kentucky became completely tobacco-free on all campus grounds, and joins 225 other U.S. colleges and universities with tobacco-free policies.
The Department of Biology, under the leadership of new chair Vincent M. Cassone, is rethinking how it teaches science to a new generation of students.
Among the 2009 inductees to the Kentucky Athletics Hall of Fame was journalist Maryjean Wall - who just so happens to be a doctoral student in the Department of History.
