KSU claims SIAC Volleyball Championship

KSU claims SIAC Volleyball Championship

November 23, 2015

Kentucky State completed its dominant run through the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Volleyball Tournament, defeating Albany State 3-1 to claim the conference championship on Friday at the Birmingham Crossplex. The SIAC championship was the Thorobrettes’ fifth overall and fourth in the last six years. With the victory, they will be headed back to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2013. Aside from dropping...

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College of Ag researcher to appear on KET's 'Inside Northern Kentucky'

College of Ag researcher to appear on KET's 'Inside Northern Kentucky'

November 20, 2015

College of Agriculture’s research associate Sheri Crabtree will be featured on KET’s “Inside Northern Kentucky.” The broadcast will air at 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21 and at 10 p.m. Nov. 27 on KET-KY (Channel 23 on Frankfort Plant Board cable). It was filmed at a pawpaw tasting and talk she gave at the Boone County Extension office in September.   

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Students, faculty and staff present at the 101st Kentucky Academy of Science meeting

Students, faculty and staff present at the 101st Kentucky Academy of Science meeting

November 19, 2015

More than 818 students, faculty and researcher staff members from around the Commonwealth attended the 101st Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Academy of Science (KAS) at Northern Kentucky University on Nov. 13-14. There were 49 presentations from KSU, with only Northern Kentucky University having more presentations. Twenty-seven undergraduate and graduate students who presented their research efforts at KAS included: Andrew Gott, Ben...

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Admissions director surprises high school students with acceptance letters

Admissions director surprises high school students with acceptance letters

November 19, 2015

It’s not often that the Director of Admissions at a university personally hands a student his or her acceptance letter. But Kentucky State University Director of Admissions, Natasha Murray, is doing just that. Murray surprised six students at Louisville’s Fern Creek High School on Tuesday with acceptance letters to the University. Three of the students admitted were offered scholarships. “It’s a great accomplishment for a student t...

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