KSU among three HBCUs to participate in Drake University's law school scholarship program

KSU among three HBCUs to participate in Drake University's law school scholarship program

May 18, 2017

FRANKFORT — Kentucky State University (KSU) graduates will be among the three Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) that will be guaranteed scholarships upon admission to Drake University’s law and pharmacy programs as part of an ongoing effort to increase diversity among Drake University’s student body. The agreements between Drake University Law School, Drake University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences,...

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KSU student reflects on her first year on campus

KSU student reflects on her first year on campus

May 17, 2017

Lexington sophomore Victoria Poole is pursuing her dream of becoming a nurse at Kentucky State University (KSU). Poole said she has wanted to become a nurse since elementary school and she’s focused on achieving that dream at KSU. She first learned about Kentucky State through a program she attended before college. “I was part of a program that Dr. Charlene Walker was running,” she said. “I went here for about a week, and we stayed...

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GEAR UP Kentucky, Commonwealth Credit Union teach students the basics of personal finances at KSU

GEAR UP Kentucky, Commonwealth Credit Union teach students the basics of personal finances at KSU

May 17, 2017

FRANKFORT — This summer, more than 45 Kentucky students will receive a financial tune-up, courtesy of Commonwealth Credit Union in partnership with Kentucky State University (KSU), as they shift into drive with GEAR UP Kentucky, a three-week residency program from June 11 to June 30 on the University’s campus. Commonwealth CU is joining the Kiwanis’ effort of “What Can You Do for KSU” by conducting personal finance classes for...

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For KSU grad Ralph Williams, KSU was home away from home

For KSU grad Ralph Williams, KSU was home away from home

May 16, 2017

One of Kentucky State University’s newest graduates is off to Washington to begin his career and rejoin his family. Ralph Williams recently reflected on his three-and-a-half-year career at KSU, which included a long list of accolades and achievements. It’s the bonds built on The Hill that will mean the most, he said. “I’ve had great professional relationships with my professors, staff members, and community members,” he said. “All...

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