A&S Ireland Prize Winner Finds Drama in History
By Richard LeComte

Modern & Classical Languages, Literatures and Cultures Faculty Members Publish Array of Books
By Richard LeComte
LEXINGTON, Ky.— Faculty members of the University of Kentucky Modern & Classical Languages, Literatures & Cultures in the College of Arts & Sciences recently have edited, written and published several books in their areas of expertise. Among them are:
Adding RICOH Secure Print to a Windows PC
This tutorial is for setting up RICOH Streamline on all UK and non-UK Windows based machines. This is how you will setup access to print with your UK ID card on RICOH copiers.
You must be connected via ethernet, or wirelessly to eduroam, UK-Devices, or the GlobalProtect VPN to print.
Steps 1-3 are for PERSONAL devices only. If you are using a UK desktop or laptop you can skip to Step 4.
Steps
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Admitted Students
Congratulations! You’ve been admitted to the University of Kentucky College of Arts & Sciences. Now what?
Activate Your linkblue Account and UK Email
Linkblue is a directory account (user ID and password) used when connecting to many campus-wide systems, including myUK, student email, Canvas, myUK GPS (Graduation Planning System) and iTunesU.
To activate your linkblue account, you will need your UK ID number and temporary passcode, which are located on your admission letter. Next, go to newstudent.uky.edu
A&S professor: How new era of Barbie finally made me want a doll
The following op-ed was written by Aria Halliday, an associate professor in the Department of Gender and Women's Studies, African American and Africana Studies and International Film Studies in the College of Arts and Sciences at the Univers
Latin American Culture Research Seminar
Students enrolled in SPA 750, a seminar in colonial Latin American Culture on the topic of creating knowledge from pre-Hispanic times to 1800, conducted research at the Special Collections Research Center. Graduate students enrolled in this class engaged with primary source materials mostly from the Lou Emma Wilson Mexicana Collection to study expressions of knowledge produced by indigenous peoples from the Americas and other colonial subjects.