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Kentucky State University chemistry major hopes to become a sports medicine physician
A Kentucky State University freshman from Kansas City, Missouri has her sights set on the sports medicine world after graduation. Miana Wallace, a freshman classified as a sophomore, hopes to combine her love for volleyball and chemistry into her dream of becoming a sports medicine physician after graduation. “I chose Kentucky State University because the first time I stepped foot on campus for a visit everybody was very friendly...
Kentucky State University professor to publish book on historic writer
A Kentucky State University English professor received a book contract for her upcoming scholarly work about a historic writer. Dr. April D. Fallon, professor of English, received a contract to publish “Maeve Brennan: A Migrant Mind.” “The book is about Maeve Brennan, fiction writer and essayist for the New Yorker,” Fallon said. “She was the first full time woman writer on the staff of the New Yorker. The book examines Brennan’s wr...
Learning about resilience and collaboration in the face of adversity with Urban Meyer
Kentucky State University students will have a unique opportunity to learn about resilience and collaboration in the face of adversity with former college football coach Urban Meyer. The Kentucky State University Division of Student Engagement and Campus Life is sponsoring a Zoom discussion with the third winningest head coach in college football. The discussion is scheduled for April 21 at 7 p.m. Zoom information can be found at h...
Student Government Association campaign season goes virtual for 2020-21 terms
The Kentucky State University Student Government Association will host a virtual campaign schedule to determine its office holders for next academic year. The virtual campaign season begins Wednesday, April 22 with an SGA executive board candidate debate at 7:30 p.m. The Zoom log-in is https://kysu.zoom.us/s/8974529089. Voting day occurs Friday, April 24 with voting taking place via Campus Labs. Students can vote from 6 a.m. until...