
KYs Next Net Zero School Opens August 5th
Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects celebrates with Warren County Schools and the entire community the opening of a 21st Century elementary school designed to educate students

Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects celebrates with Warren County Schools and the entire community the opening of a 21st Century elementary school designed to educate students

Living Learning Communities Studies show that informal settings are better for college-level learning than the traditional academic setting alone. The live-and-learn community model fosters higher

[metaslider id=4872] Since Aug. 26, 2016, the Adron Doran University Center (ADUC) has been bustling almost daily with noise, foot traffic and activity – but

“Level Up” is a term that I was introduced to by my children while they played video games. As they reached certain milestones in

Ask any educator and they will tell you that statistics show most students’ grades drop during the middle school years. Professionals studying the phenomenon

The Marshall County Board of Education has approved design schematics to present to the Kentucky Department of Education in a planned renovation project at

When students begin classes at the new Jennings Creek Elementary School next fall, they’ll walk into a facility that uses a fraction of the energy of

Student Safety – Most renovations require more than 12 weeks during a summer and require “construction and instruction” occurring simultaneously. Barricades to separate construction zones from

LEXINGTON, Ky. (Sept. 7, 2017) — The University of Kentucky College of Law began a new chapter with a ceremonial groundbreaking this morning on Mandrell Hall’s front

Current and former Floyd County School District officials joined local government officials and state representatives for the dedication of the Floyd Central High School athletic

The Adron Doran University Center renovation and expansion on the campus of Morehead State University is now 54 percent complete. The $49.5 million project broke

When Austin Correll, a senior political science major, came back to campus for the fall, he was pleased to see new dining options in