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The fellowships were developed to enhance medical students’ understanding of health disparities, political and social inequalities, and health care inequities experienced by Black Americans.

Jazmen Fugate and Jayla Ledford of Perry County became the first two certified community health workers as part of the Students Striving Toward Better Health in Self and Community initiative.

University of Kentucky Libraries’ Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) earned two special recognitions at the annual Blue Grass Trust for Historic Preservation Awards.

Yuha Jung, Ph.D., discusses how museums can be more relevant to the local communities they serve in her new book.

Kristin Ashford, Ph.D., is one of only six health professionals from across the country joining the prestigious, yearlong fellowship program.

Veronica Taylor and Baron Wolf were selected by a committee of research administrator peers, after the program received more than 100 nominations from around the globe.

The School of Journalism and Media earned a fifth-place finish in Intercollegiate Photojournalism and a 10th place overall finish in the prestigious competition.

Akhira Umar’s project, titled “Black Hair: Back to Their Roots,” focuses on the often-politicized subject of African American hair.

The associate professor of chemistry in the UK College of Arts and Sciences and Director of Undergraduate Research is one of six 2021 UK Alumni Association 2021 "Great Teachers."

The grant will allow coordination and expansion of existing efforts to improve stroke-related health outcomes.