Mar
05
Interested in copyright issues? Check out Know Your Copy Rights, a brochure that addresses questions about copyright related to teaching.
Have other questions? Contact Copyright Education & Scholarly Communications Librarian, Linda Sizemore.
Mar
01
Dr. Jackie Jay, Associate Professor in EKU's Department of History, is the Focus on Scholarship featured faculty member for the month of March 2012. Dr. Jay received her PhD in Egyptology from the University of Chicago in 2008, the same...
Mar
01
Celebrate National Library Week with EKU Libraries, April 9-13! Visit the Music Library, Business Library & Academic Commons or the Justice & Safety Learning Commons Monday-Friday for a free cookie (each day while supplies last)....
Feb
29
Need library access over spring break? The John Grant Crabbe Main Library will remain open with adjusted hours during the break to meet all your library needs. The Main Library will be open Monday, March 5-Friday, March 9 from 7:30 a.m....
Feb
29
Join EKU Libraries Tuesday, March 27 at 2 p.m. in Main Library 204G for the fourth Colloquium of the semester, "Doodles and Depictions: A Graphic Language," moderated by Stefanie Ashley and Kare
Feb
29
If you get nervous while preparing a public speech, you are not alone. Studies indicate about 80 percent of people experience these feelings! Visit the Noel Studio Discovery Classroom on Wednesday, March 28, from 5-6pm for a workshop...
Feb
28
Have you experienced Stylesight? This online resource, available through EKU Libraries, provides world-class content, tools and technology for creative professionals in the style and design industries, combines accurate forecasting and expert...
Feb
28
Join the Noel Studio for Academic Creativity on Monday, April 16 from 12-1:30pm for the Creativity Summit III, which will focus on faculty development in preparation for the Minor in Applied Creative Thinking.
Feb
27
Join EKU Libraries Friday, March 30 at 2 p.m. in Main Library 204G for the fifth Colloquium of the semester, "After-Birth Abortion," moderated by Dr.
Feb
17
An Eastern Kentucky University accounting class is partnering with the Central Kentucky Economic Empowerment Project and Kentucky River Foothills Community Action Agency to offer basic income tax preparation for those making $50,000 or less. ...
