Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) welcomes Dr. Tim Holt as chair of the School of Aviation. Holt brings extensive academic, ...

Institute for Creative and Collaborative Arts (ICCA) serves as a destination for creative students in the Commonwealth. With state-of-the-art facilities, collaboration across academic programs and a ...

A global health initiative in Ecuador became a life-changing experience for Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) student Haley Hintz and Psychology Professor Dr. Myra Beth Bundy. In March, the two ...

Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) has been named an “Opportunity College and University” by the Carnegie Foundation for the ...

Focus on the science of food, its impact on health and disease, and the management of food service operations with EKU’s bachelor’s degree in food and nutrition. Gain hands-on learning and experience ...

Eastern Kentucky University is an Equal Opportunity employer and educational institution that is an accessible, nurturing, and academically rigorous center of learning. EKU provides faculty and staff ...

The department of American Sign Language (ASL) and interpreter education strives to promote equality and respect of Deaf, Deaf-Blind, and Hard of Hearing people and their diverse communities. Receive ...

Option 9 program aims to alleviate the statewide teacher shortage by making teacher education more accessible to those ...

Enrollment Deadlines: There are several important dates connected to how you can manage your schedule. These dates depend on the “part of term” designation for each course in which you are enrolled.

As a university, employer and corporate partner, EKU is committed to serving our students as well as the communities they call home. Community engagement plays a critical role in enhancing academic ...

The EKU Counseling Center provides a wide range of mental health services to support student emotional health and wellbeing. These services include brief individual therapy, therapy and support groups ...

Why is living on campus important? Eastern Kentucky University has a two-year residency requirement because we strongly believe that living on campus provides both immediate and long-term benefits.