Breckinridge Bash & Fall course preview
Come check out GWS and AAAS fall courses.
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105 Breckinridge Hall
UK Women's Forum Celebrates Sarah Bennett Holmes Award Nominees
By Kristie Law
The University of Kentucky Women's Forum announces 14 women have been nominated for the 2018 Sarah Bennett Holmes Award, one of UK's most prestigious awards for women. Women's Forum, who established the award in 1994, is currently celebrating over 26 years of open discussion and creativity while providing leadership development for all women employed at UK.
International Film - "Dangal" (Hindi, 2016)
After his failure at winning a gold medal for the country, Mahavir Phogat vows to realize his dreams by training his daughters for the Commonwealth Games despite societal pressures.
Initial release: December 22, 2016 (United Kingdom)
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Marksbury Theater - 329 Rose St. (in the Marksbury Building)
A&S Alumna Ashley Judd Among 'The Silence Breakers' Named Time's Person of the Year
By Whitney Hale
Ashley Judd delivers the UK College of Social Work Irma Sarett Rosenstein Lecture on campus Dec. 1. Mark Cornelison | UK Photo.
Watch a video above with "the silence breakers" created by Time magazine.
UPK, UK Authors Showcased at Kentucky Book Fair as it Moves to Lexington
By Whitney Hale and Mack McCormick
Four UK Faculty Members Named 2017-18 SEC ALDP Fellows
By Bryant Welbourne and Kathy Johnson
Four University of Kentucky faculty members have been named to the Southeastern Conference Academic Leadership Development Program (SEC ALDP) during the 2017-18 academic year, which also marks the program's 10-year anniversary.
Deportations and Forced Migrations: The View from Honduras
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Whitehall CB 114
Hillary Clinton discusses Susan Bordo's new book
Hillary Clinton speaks about Susan Bordo's analysis of sexism and misogyny in the 2016 presidential campaign during a podcast. Hillary Clinton's discussion of Professor Bordo's new book, "The Destruction of Hillary Clinton," begins around point 13.35. The book is also the subject of discussion by scholars in Signs, a major feminist academic journal.