Kentucky State University students honored during Martin Luther King Jr. celebration

Kentucky State University students honored during Martin Luther King Jr. celebration

February 9, 2018

Two Kentucky State University students were honored, and one incoming student recently received the Martin Luther King Jr. scholarship during the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration in Lexington. Alaria Len Long is a Holmes High School senior from Covington with a 4.2 weighted GPA. She also holds the 800-meter dash record at her high school. Long plans to run track and major in nursing at Kentucky State. Her father is a Kentu...

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Kentucky State University president to speak at the Legislative Black History Month Celebration

Kentucky State University president to speak at the Legislative Black History Month Celebration

February 7, 2018

Kentucky State University President M. Christopher Brown II is the featured speaker for the Kentucky Black Legislative Caucus’s 15th-annual Legislative Black History Month Celebration Tuesday, Feb. 13 at 11:30 a.m. in the Capitol Rotunda. The annual event is a celebration of the contributions made by African Americans, historically and currently, to the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the nation. Students, faculty, staff, alumni and c...

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Three students selected as interns for the 2018 General Assembly

Three students selected as interns for the 2018 General Assembly

February 2, 2018

Three Kentucky State University students were recently selected as interns for the 2018 Kentucky General Assembly. Marelle Adams, Trevor Odell Stephens and Michael Weaver are serving during the current legislative session. Adams is a graduating senior from Columbus, Ohio. She said she first became interested in state government when she became a criminal justice major and decided she wanted to impact and educate her community. Adam...

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Kentucky State University's senior advisor, Dr. Gus T. Ridgel, honored by University of Missouri

Kentucky State University's senior advisor, Dr. Gus T. Ridgel, honored by University of Missouri

February 2, 2018

A new residence hall atrium at the University of Missouri (MU) has been named for a civil rights trailblazer and longtime Kentucky State University faculty member and administrator. Dr. Gus T. Ridgel, MU’s first African-American graduate, currently serves as senior advisor to the president at Kentucky State. The Gus T. Ridgel Atrium is part of the newly named Lucile Bluford Residence Hall at MU. “Dr. Ridgel is extremely deserving o...

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