Kentucky State University professor to perform Sunday in Frankfort

Kentucky State University professor to perform Sunday in Frankfort

November 3, 2017

Dr. Caroline G Gibson, vocal artist in residence, assistant professor of music, and director of the opera/musical theatre workshop at Kentucky State University was recently featured in the Spectrum section of The Frankfort State-Journal.  Click here to read the State-Journal story. Gibson, soprano, will present “Allerseelen” (All Saints Sunday) concert on Sunday, November 5 at 4 p.m. at Church of the Ascension; 311 Washington Stree...

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Kentucky State University professor creates new musical arrangement for international conference

Kentucky State University professor creates new musical arrangement for international conference

October 26, 2017

Kentucky State University’s (KSU) director of choral activities’ work will be featured early next year during the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Show. Dr. Keith McCutchen, who is also the director of the KSU Concert Choir, is creating a new arrangement of Duke Ellington’s “Come Sunday,” which will be performed on 10 pianos to open an event called “Roomful of Pianos” at the NAMM Show. The event will feature nightly p...

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Mister and Miss KSU officially take the throne at coronation

Mister and Miss KSU officially take the throne at coronation

October 26, 2017

Students, faculty, staff, alumni and special guests gathered for the 88th coronation of Mister and Miss Kentucky State University (KSU) in the William Exum Center on Oct. 19. “I would like to thank the illustrious Kentucky State University for providing not only love and support, but generations of pure excellence,” Dorian Wright, the 88th Miss Kentucky State University, said. “I thank Kentucky State University for its principles,...

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Kentucky State University students place first in national hackathon

Kentucky State University students place first in national hackathon

October 26, 2017

Four students from the Kentucky State University (KSU) computer science program recently earned first-place overall at the IBM HBCU Watson Hackathon in Atlanta. “This is exceptional news,” Kentucky State President M. Christopher Brown II said. “I am so proud and pleased. I have a strong respect for the importance of hackathon competitions.” Gigi Barnett, Cory May, Brandon Rogers and Derek Roberts are the members of the KSU team, on...

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