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Kentucky State University welcomes new students to campus for orientation week
New Kentucky State University students began arriving Friday from all over the country for the fall semester. Students from the Commonwealth, Chicago, Kansas City, Atlanta, Michigan and more energized the campus with their arrival. Bred Week, orientation for new students, began with move-in. La ‘Deria Lee from Chicago said her experience had been very fun. Lee has family that lives nearby and her grandfather attended Kentucky State...
2018 Kentucky State University named a Best Regional College by The Princeton Review
Kentucky State University was recently named a Best Regional College in the Southeast by The Princeton Review, a trusted resource in college and university rankings. According to its website, The Princeton Review featured institutions it considers academically outstanding and well worth consideration during a college search. “Kentucky State is an affordable option that provides students access to an education with ample resources t...
Kentucky State University president to speak at Carter G. Woodson Academy convocation
Kentucky State University President M. Christopher Brown II is a featured speaker for the Carter G. Woodson Academy convocation Sunday, Aug. 12 at First Baptist Church Bracktown in Lexington. The convocation is scheduled for 5 p.m. First Baptist Church Bracktown is located at 3016 Bracktown Road in Lexington. Carter G. Woodson Academy is a college preparatory program that serves males in grades 6-12. The Academy provides an advance...
Kentucky State University president encouraged Leadership Frankfort class to dare to lead differently
Kentucky State University President M. Christopher Brown II was the keynote speaker at the recent graduation ceremony of this year’s Leadership Frankfort class held on the Kentucky State campus. President Brown asked the graduates to move beyond traditional transactional leadership and embrace transformational leadership. “Be willing to use your work ethic more than the traditional way,” President Brown said. “Be willing to go beyo...