Nearly one-fourth of all students who attend the University of Kentucky are first-generation students. This means that their parent(s) or guardians did not complete a four-year college or university degree. At the university, not only do we welcome these trailblazers with open arms, but we also provide them with the resources needed for them to thrive. In doing so, UK proudly celebrates National First-Generation Week, hosted by the Office for Student Success.
UK students and employees who have a parking citation can pay their fee during this time by donating food or personal care items to BBP. Simply bring your donations to Transportation Services' customer care center.
On this episode of "Behind the Blue," UK Alumni Association Executive Director Jill Smith and this year’s Alumni Association President Janie McKenzie-Wells, highlight some of the events of Homecoming, the overall mission and worldwide reach of the Alumni Association, how students and alumni can get involved, and more, including the unveiling of Alumni Commons, the newest community area at the heart of campus.
Fifteen administrators in international education from universities across Germany will be on UK’s campus this week to engage in critical conversations on international education in the U.S. and the ways it differs from European models.