Each presidential election offers American citizens the unique opportunity to fulfill a sacred civic duty. By casting ballots in this election, voters will make their voices heard and determine which leader...
Seven years ago, the University of Kentucky allowed a professor to resign after being investigated for sexual harassment and assault allegations before a Title IX investigation was completed.
On June...
Kentucky state legislators have put forth an attack on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) across the commonwealth’s public university campuses, failing to recognize these initiatives are the best...
It is time for a ceasefire in Gaza. We must put an end to the bloodshed and suffering.
The Kentucky Kernel Editorial Board reached an unanimous decision and believe a ceasefire is not a sign of weakness...
COVID-19 is no longer a public health emergency, but that does not equate to the end of it in our lives. It is now up to you as an individual to take preventive initiatives.
Along with your efforts...
As students, we hope to have our voices heard, rights protected and a healthier future for the state of Kentucky, and Gov. Andy Beshear is the best fit to do so.
In an unanimous decision of 15-0, the...
Absences add up quickly, and with the usual two or three absences allotted for individual classes, they can be gone quicker than one might think. Because of this, the overall impact attendance should have...
The University of Kentucky has failed to paint the full picture of the death of Thomas “Lofton” Hazelwood.
Hazelwood, a new member of the FarmHouse Fraternity, gathered with his fellow members in...
On campus tours, many future Wildcats can admire the beauty of campus and the new buildings, but what they may not see are the parts that are not quite as nice and accessible.
Between elevators that...
The fall 2021 semester has not passed without its challenges, but the feelings associated with it are vastly different — and far better — than the last.Following three semesters that were radically...
UK was a ghost town this weekend. There were likely more squirrels than human beings on university grounds. A lost but not forgotten feeling filled the corridors of every hallway and wind tunnel on campus...
Jacob Heil. Four-year-old Marco Shemwell. Collin Wiant. Maxwell Gruver. Stone Foltz. Clayton Real. Thomas “Lofton” Hazelwood. All of these tragedies have one thing in common — they are all tied...
