Year of Europe - Panel discussion on the crisis in the Middle East & Europe
DISCUSSION ON REFUGEE CRISIS DATE: 10/07/2015 - 6:00pm to 8:00pm LOCATION: WT Young Library Panel discussion on the refugee crisis in the Middle East and Europe
Capilouto Forms Committee to Recommend Long-term Mural Resolution
By Jay Blanton
(Feb. 4, 2016) — University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto has formed a broad-based committee to recommend a long-term resolution for a mural in UK's Memorial Hall that has sparked dialogue across the campus.
UK Education Abroad Issues Leap Day Challenge
February is the month when students at the University of Kentucky begin solidifying their summer plans. For many, those plans will take them abroad to earn course credit from a UK faculty member, complete an internship or service-learning project with an international business or nonprofit, or maybe even teach English at a school abroad.
A&S Student Employment Success Stories: Nikki Noe
Former A&S student employee and current staff member Nikki Noe shares her experience. Visit as.uky.edu/student-employment for more information.
Europe in Our Lives: Faculty Panel Discussion
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UK Alumnae, UPK Authors Inducted Into Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame
Last night, five writers were honored at the fourth annual induction of the Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame held at the Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning in downtown Lexington.
Honors Group Named Finalist in Knight Cities Challenge
A group of University of Kentucky Honors students has been selected as a finalist for the second year in a row in the Knight Cities Challenge. Funded by the Knight Foundation, the challenge is a national call for new ideas to make 26 communities around the country more vibrant places to live and work.
Tech Tips from the Hive
We've received a number of requests lately asking for assistance with dealing with SPAM. It seems that there has been a recent uptick in the number of spam messages showing up in all of our inboxes (IT staff included) so it seems like this is a great topic for this installment of tech tips.
This time around we're going to combine two tech tips into one. UKAT has a method by which they prefer SPAM emails be forwarded to them which allows them to very easily block more instances and cut back on the number of possible phishing attacks on campus. We've created a tutorial that shows you how to get this information to them in the correct format. This also gives us an opportunity to show you a really quick and easy way to do this using Outlook quick steps. If you've never used Outlook quick steps they can be a really quick and easy way to automate repetitive tasks that we all do in Outlook every day. We've created a tutorial that helps you create an Outlook quick step to report SPAM to UKIT. Check out this link for the tutorial: https://www.as.uky.edu/tutorials/create-outlook-quick-step-report-spam
Create an Outlook Quick Step to report spam
UKAT prefers that spam emails are forwarded to them as an attachment. This gives them the most information possible when trying to block spam and prevent phishing attacks, but the process is quite a bit more complicated than simply hitting forward. We can use Outlook quick steps to streamline the process.