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Q&A: How UK Innovate’s TRUST Hub translates research into community impact

Serenity Wright, senior executive director for innovation, community health and societal impact at UK Innovate, answers some questions about TRUST Hub, how it works and why this approach matters for Kentucky.

UK awarded $7.2 million to reduce overdose risk among justice-involved women

UK's Carrie Oser and Michele Staton are co-leading a new $7.2 million NIH-funded study testing overdose prevention strategies for women transitioning from jail back into rural Kentucky.

Five original student works transform UK Fine Arts Building into multivenue experience

The UK Department of Theatre and Dance presents “A Collective in Muse,” a groundbreaking two-day performance event featuring five original student works.

Architecture students reimagine a Lexington warehouse through AI-informed design

A new course examines how emerging technologies are reshaping architectural practice, while reinforcing the fundamental roles of narrative, research and human judgment in design.

Beef Systems Analyzer helps producers improve management, funding access

UK's Beef Extension Team has enhanced its Beef Systems Analyzer, an online management tool designed to help producers strengthen their operations through targeted, research-based recommendations.

UK to feature ‘AI in Action’ at Feb. 26 event

Artificial intelligence (AI) programs, partnerships and possibilities will take center stage during a campus AI showcase on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2026.

UK study: ‘Person-centered care’ improves lives of dementia residents, caregivers

Researchers from the UK College of Fine Arts and the Sanders-Brown Center on Aging investigated how complementary and supportive care programs affect life in four different Kentucky care facilities.

CHET 2025 Doctoral Student Pilot Grants announced

UK's Center for Health, Engagement and Transformation awarded pilot funding to three doctoral students to support research projects focused on improving the health of a population of high need.

Markey study shows COVID-19 disruptions led to worse cancer outcomes

People diagnosed with cancer during the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic had lower survival rates than those diagnosed in the years before, according to a UK Markey Cancer Center study.

College of Medicine Health Disparities Research Training Fellowship announces 2026 fellows

Two UK College of Medicine students, Carlie Arlinghaus and Riya Patel, have been chosen for the Health Disparities Research Training Fellowship.

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