Kentucky News - September 7, 2012

• U of L trustees hear more about hospital partnership bids (Business First of Louisville)
• Arts and science students struggle to find an adviser (The Kentucky Kernel)
• Trolley provides new scenic transportation across campus (The Eastern Progress)
• Ransdell, Donahue encourage freshmen to achieve (WKU Herald)
• Students unsure about eBook technology (The Northerner)
• Take advantage of your opportunities (Bowling Green Daily News)
• Students call for UK athletics to cut ties to coal (Bowling Green Daily News)
• University of Kentucky students rally against coal-industry funding (The Courier-Journal)
• Anti- coal protesters march on Joe Craft Center at University of Kentucky (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Evening with the Eagles for Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky (Morehead State University)
• New ACTC president officially on duty (Daily Independent)
• UofL research shows that patients benefit from spinal cord rehab network, locomotor training (The Lane Report)
• EKU business accelerator assists student-run entertainment business (The Lane Report)
• Ky. Education Commissioner Warns of Low Test Scores (WBKO)
• U of L officials working to find partner after merger proposal denied (WDRB)
• Rising costs of tuition and student loan burden concerns of young Kentucky delegates (cnl2 Pure Politics)
• Indiana University to invest $8 million in online courses (Business First of Louisville)
• 2 Kentucky community colleges among 10 finalists for excellence prize (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Spalding buys Third Street building to address space crunch (Business First of Louisville)

• Hour by Hour (Inside Higher Ed)
• Indiana U. Joins the Online-Education Trend (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• A First for Udacity: a U.S. University Will Accept Transfer Credit for One of Its Courses (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• Cyber charters in Pennsylvania growing despite issues (Pittsburg Post-Gazette)
• Education Funding Drops In More Than Half Of States (Huffington Post)