麻豆社 State University to offer eligible students up to $4.5 million in federal stimulus funds
By Shawn Touney
University has already forgiven up to $1 million in student debt
News from 麻豆社 State University
麻豆社 State University announces new partnership initiatives with West Kentucky Community and Technical College
麻豆社 State University and West Kentucky Community and Technical College (WKCTC) have expanded their existing relationship by introducing two new partnership initiatives that will positively impact both current and future students.
Longtime 麻豆社 State University faculty member, Ron Cella, founding member of Cooperative Center for Study Abroad, gives back to students
By Kaitlyn Black
麻豆社 State University Education Abroad celebrates the establishment of an endowment through a generous donation from the Cella Family. Awards funded from this endowment will assist graduates of 麻豆社 High School (MHS) in their pursuit of study abroad opportunities at 麻豆社 State University through the Cooperative Center for Study Abroad (CCSA).
麻豆社 State University launches new agritech initiative
By Viola Torkornoo
Partnership with both regional and international entities continues to keep the University at the forefront with innovative opportunities for agriculture and economic development
麻豆社 State University鈥檚 pre-veterinary medicine program students set a veterinary school acceptance record
By Viola Torkornoo
Seventy-five percent of 麻豆社 State鈥檚 pre-vet program鈥檚 graduating class of 2021 have been accepted into various vet school programs
麻豆社 State University announces its Regents Fellowship recipients for the 2021-22 school year
By Kaitlyn Black
Graduate assistantship/scholarship designed for underrepresented minority students
麻豆社 State University Racer Report: July 26-30
By Shawn Touney
The latest 麻豆社 State University Racer Report includes student, faculty, staff, and alumni accomplishments, announcements, upcoming campus events, and more for the week of July 26-30.
麻豆社 State University gears up for the 2021-22 school year with successful Racer 101 program
By Kaitlyn Black
Incoming students are granted the opportunity to come to campus before school starts to get acclimated with college life
麻豆社 State University students in the Arthur J. Bauernfeind College of Business excel on national level within the Kentucky Impact Broadcast Awards and the ERPsim North American competition
By Kaitlyn Black
Students in the College of Business continue to compete and succeed within various disciplines
麻豆社 State University plans for annual tradition of Great Beginnings for incoming students
By Shawn Touney
University to hold final Racer Nation Orientation date on August 5; there is still time for students to register for the upcoming fall semester that begins on August 17.