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In this issue:
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| | EKU graduates have the opportunity this spring to help current students’ educational dreams come true. |
| | Jeremiah Case, a freshman pre-med biology major from Brandenburg, Ky., was among the EKU students who painted and refurbished the living quarters of the New Liberty Shelter for the Homeless in Richmond on Jan. 24 as part of the University's Saturdays for Service volunteer project. |
| | An EKU student from Berea is pushing for legislation that would rename a Madison County road as the Battlefield Memorial Highway because of its proximity to the site of the Civil War’s Battle of Richmond. |
| | Greek Week at EKU kicked off with a Kids Carnival on Feb. 4 at the Telford YMCA. Children aged 4-8 were invited to the 'Y' for games, activities, prizes and refreshments. The week concluded with a Leadership/Scholarship Ceremony in Brock Auditorium. |
| | Two art exhibits will open at the Giles Gallery on Tuesday, Feb. 17. |
|  Bonnie Gray, left, director of the Honors Program, accepted a check from Gil Shew, left, a member and past president of the Bluegrass Rotary Club, on behalf of Sanjita Thapa-Chhetri, next to Gray, and Mustapha Bojang. | Two Eastern Kentucky University international students in the Honors Program have been awarded $1,000 Manier-Peak Rotary International Scholarships. |
| | The EKU Theatre and Department of Music will present “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying,” Feb. 25-28 at 8 p.m. nightly in Gifford Theatre in the Campbell Building. |
|  Steffen Wilson, Associate Professor of Pschology and Associate Director of the Honors Program | Learn more about EKU faculty and staff and their part in moving EKU forward. |
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