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Lexington Legends will host Baseball with the Breds
The Kentucky State Thorobreds in partnership with the Lexington Legends are thrilled to welcome back the boys of spring with an exciting triple-header day of baseball on Wednesday, April 13. The games will be hosted by the Lexington Legends at Whitaker Bank Park in Lexington, Ky. The action will kick-off with the Augusta Greenjackets vs. the Lexington Legends at 10 a.m. Game two will showcase the Frankfort High Panthers vs....
KSU announces Rick W. Smith Sr. as Vice President of External Relations and Development
FRANKFORT, KY — Kentucky State University announces Rick W. Smith Sr., as the new vice president of External Relations and Development effective Monday, April 11. In his most recent role, Smith was the system director of communications for KentuckyOne Health, based in Louisville. He has more than 25 years’ experience in healthcare, business administration, public relations, marketing and television news. He has served in lead...
KSU students will take center stage at Spring Liberal Arts Student Symposium
Kentucky State University’s Academic Affairs and the Whitney Young Honors School’s Spring Liberal Arts Student Symposium will showcase students’ academic presentations and submissions. The student-driven event will be held from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday, April 14 in ASB Auditorium. The symposium’s live performance of the Student Learning Outcomes aims to highlight KSU’s students’ achievements. The symposium also has crea...
Students attended AIPAC Policy Conference
Six KSU students attended the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Policy Conference in Washington, D.C., last month. Ralph Williams, Jordan Russell, Jabreia Taylor, Diamond Gordon, Cameron Beale and Nocomis Miner each represented the University as they expanded their knowledge of the world of politics.The students were selected because of their affiliation with the Student Government Association. “There were appro...