Gender Womens Studies Hosts Film 'For the Bible Tell Me So'
Title: Gender & Women's Studies Hosts Film 'For the Bible Tells Me So'
Contact: Cheyenne Hohman
Page Content: by Erin Holaday Ziegler
Hit Songs Offer Window into Society's Psyche
Title: Hit Songs Offer Window into Society's Psyche
Contact: Cheyenne Hohman
Page Content: by Erin Holaday Ziegler
Popular music is doing more than entertaining society, it's giving a University of Kentucky researcher a window into how society is changing and apparently becoming more self-loving.
Popular music is doing more than entertaining society, it's giving a University of Kentucky researcher a window into how society is changing and apparently becoming more self-loving.
UKWelcomesSouthAfricanVisitors
Title: UK Welcomes South African Visitors
Contact: Cheyenne Hohman
Page Content: by Erin Holaday Ziegler
Jenny Mooney
Ph.D. Student
University of Kentucky Archaeological Field School
Title: University of Kentucky Archaeological Field School
Contact: Brian Connors
Page Content:
Fox Farm: A Fort Ancient Village ( A.D. 1100-1650), Mason County, Kentucky
June 9 - August 4, 2011
Fox Farm: A Fort Ancient Village ( A.D. 1100-1650), Mason County, Kentucky
June 9 - August 4, 2011
BlackWomen'sConferenceUpcoming
Title: Black Women's Conference Upcoming
Contact: Brian Connors
Page Content:
by Erin Holaday
The University of Kentucky African American Studies and Research
Program hopes to empower activism throughout the 17th Annual Black
Women's Conference on March 19, 23 and 24.
This year's conference,
by Erin Holaday
The University of Kentucky African American Studies and Research
Program hopes to empower activism throughout the 17th Annual Black
Women's Conference on March 19, 23 and 24.
This year's conference,
New Major's Focus Is Sustainability Studies
When the University of Kentucky's Environmental Studies program director position opened up last summer, chemistry Professor David Atwood enthusiastically submitted his application.
New Major's Focus Is Sustainability Studies
When the University of Kentucky's Environmental Studies program director position opened up last summer, chemistry Professor David Atwood enthusiastically submitted his application.
But UK's resident expert on the removal of metal contaminants from water wanted to see something more.
Whitney Turientine
International Studies Sophomore