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At Kentucky State, a close, family-oriented community welcomes entering freshmen and transfer students alike. Here, we understand every student has a unique set of strengths — some known and others you have yet to discover. As the state’s oldest HBCU, our rich history, highly diverse campus community and strong emphasis on academics and community service will prepare you for success.
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The legacy lives on.
Spark the next great advancement in sustainable farming. Save the environment. Open a modern Ag business or become a world-changer in the research arena. Founded as a land-grant institution, Kentucky State boasts a rich history in agriculture and has evolved into a leader in fields like aquaculture and organic research. You can join us on a journey of discovery like no other. Satisfy your intellectual curiosity. Master the principles of Science and apply your knowledge in ways that improve the natural world and the human condition. Learn more about our diverse academic offerings and become a part of Kentucky State's proud legacy.
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Take the creative spirit of the writer. The musician’s song. The relentless drive of the entrepreneur. The philosopher’s wisdom and the sociologist’s unique world view. Combine them all and you have The College of Humanities, Business, and Society, a vibrant, multi-faceted department where a rich, rigorous curriculum prepares you to become a lifelong leader in areas that improve and enrich our culture, our communities and our lives.
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A higher level in higher education.
Dream bigger. Set your sights higher. Aspire to accomplish more. The Whitney Young Honors Collegium exists to help students achieve the highest levels of academic success. Our esteemed faculty will motivate you, embrace your goals, and guide you toward a lifetime of achievement. Kentucky State’s specialized curriculum will help you find your courage and confidence to celebrate the challenges and opportunities that await you, all with one goal in mind: to help you reach your full potential as a student and in life.
Learn MoreKentucky State University awarded $709,042 by the USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture
Kentucky State University (KSU) was recently awarded $709,042 by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA), to provide education, mentoring, and technical assistance to help veterans and...
Scientists and Students to Visit KSU for the Kentucky Academy of Science's Annual Meeting
Friday, November 1 and Saturday, November 2 Kentucky State University (KSU) is thrilled to host hundreds of scientists and students for the Kentucky Academy of Science's (KAS) Annual Meeting. This...
Kentucky State University and Partners to Launch One of Three Mobile Health Units in Hazard, Kentucky
Kentucky State University (KSU) will launch one of three mobile health units at Hazard Community and Technical College on Friday, October 25 at 1 p.m. With the support of the Cabinet for Health and...
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“Of all people on campus, I am the one that the administration and the President pointed out for being the most effective and engaged student to the community,” Galloway said.
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Dr. Alexander Lai, associate professor of biology, co-authored the paper, “COVID-19: Epidemiology, Evolution, and Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives,” with collaborators in China and Germany. The paper is published in Trends in Molecular Medicine.
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Waller said, “Starting the program while deployed helped me focus on something else rather than my deployment. It was a type of mental escape for me.”