Indiana University has named Andréa Halpin its new Dean of Students. She previously served as the Director of the Grace Scholars program at Mount Mary University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Two anonymous benefactors have donated a total of $350,000 to the Bellarmine Rising fundraising campaign, which has allowed the school’s athletics to rise from Division II to Division I.
University of Kentucky alum Stanley Pigman has long been a supporter of his alma mater, but he recently gifted the school with $35 million for its College of Engineering.
The West Kentucky Community and Technical College Admissions Roadshow hits the road today to meet with members of the community who may be interested in enrolling at the school. Offices on campus will also be open longer in the coming days to maximize the amount of aid potential students can receive.
Three different programs produced by WKU PBS have received a total of five nominations for the 50th annual Ohio Valley Emmy Awards. The winners will be announced on July 29.
Sullivan University, the American Culinary Federation, and APRON Inc. banded together to provide Sullivan student DeAnn Ransdell with a $3,000 scholarship in honor of the late Chef Nick Sullivan who died earlier this year.
Students interested in attending Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College can access express enrollment at the end of July to apply, enroll, and talk to financial aid all during one face to face meeting.
After extensive evaluations, the ASE Education Program determined that Somerset Community College’s Automotive Training program was eligible to receive accreditation in Master Automobile Service Technology.
The U.S. Air Force Academy has chosen Dr. Wilson González-Espada to take part in the 2023 Summer Faculty Fellowship, where he will be participating in a study about improving performance and retention in the study of the STEM fields.
The National League for Nursing named Galen College of Nursing, and only eight other institutions, with the Center of Excellence in Nursing Education, an honor only 10% of institutions nationwide have achieved.