Kentucky News

• Kernel Editorial: Speed up system for sending campus warning messages (The Kentucky Kernel)
  
  
• Rosenwald schools improved education for blacks in South (The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• Decreased enrollment may mean fewer city teachers (Glasgow Daily Times)
  
  
• Pass rate drop not yet serious for ACTC nursing program (The Daily Independent)
  
  
• “Norse Alert” to make campus more secure (kypost.com)
  
  
• Doctor Smith (kypost.com)
  
  
• In class and on the job (Sentinel News)
  
  
• HCC and Hopkinsville Rotary Club partner to provide tuition scholarships (KCTCS News)
  
  
• University of Kentucky hires first diversity officer (ACE/Diverse: Issues in Higher Education)
  
  
• Program aims to raise grad rate (The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• Program aims to raise grad rate (Stateline.org/The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• Western plans joint enrollment, admission with community colleges (College Heights Herald)
  
  
• Top diversity official encouraged by campus leaders' openness (The Kentucky Kernel)
  
  
• Students help with shortage of Ky. doctors (The Louisville Cardinal)
  
  
• Slicing student jobs at U of L: Budget cuts hamper opportunities (The Louisville Cardinal)
  
  
• Business school officials, students pleased with building plans (The Louisville Cardinal)
  
  
• Top administrators at troubled Paducah law school resign (nky.com)
  
  
• Ex-governor, ex-coach in line for honorary degrees (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• NKU professor named dean in Dayton (kypost.com)
  
  
• Lindsey Wilson enrollment at 1,656 (The Adair Progress)