Kentucky News

• Continuing dividends from 'Bucks for Brains' (The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• Software detects plagiarism (NKY The Enquirer)
  
  
• Trustees to vote on partner benefits (UK, The Kentucky Kernel)
  
  
• Partners' benefits: a different view (The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• 3 in GOP discuss benefits for gays (The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• Partner benefits at UK (The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• Deaths prompt teachers to evaluate own students (Lexington Herald Leader)
  
  
• Todd backing partner benefits (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Jobs change as economy evolves (Evansville Courier Press and The Gleanor)
  
  
• Rudolph: Fletcher may call special session on partner benefits (NKY The Enquirer)
  
  
• EKU students get practice before going to the polls (The Richmond Register)
  
  
• Alltech gives UK grant for reserach (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• KSU counselor says 'mindset’ deters many from applying (The State Journal)
  
  
• Grading proposal rejected (WKU, College Heights Herald)
  
  
• Campus safety, prayer paramount in wake of shootings (The Murray State News)
  
  
• EKU reacts to VT tragedy (EKU, The Eastern Progress)
  
  
• Update: FBI, university investigate package (U of L, The Louisville Cardinal)
  
  
• Pension reform must include education (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Nice-guy image a plus, minus for Richards (The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• A day of mourning for Va. Tech victims (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Berea to wear Va. Tech's colors today (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Kentucky schools' emergency response plans to be reviewed (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Backlash developing over airing of material from killer (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Students try to cope: 'Just let us grieve'(Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Schools seek better warning systems (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• UofL campus police investigate suspicious package (The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• Va. Tech killings show we still haven't learned (The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• KSU to review security plan (The State Journal)
  
  
• University goes green with new goals (NKU, The Northerner)
  
  
• Campus Catharsis (NKU, The Northerner)
  
  
• Remembering (WKU, College Heights Herald)
  
  
• Resource center for gays, others hosts open house (UK, The Kentucky Kernel)
  
  
• Task Force responds to STEM crisis (Business Lexington)