CLM Mentors Helping to Support Current Students
By Ryan Clark CHS Communications Director
First, let’s get things straight — it doesn’t matter that Garrett is eventually going to med school.
Even though Thomas had originally considered it, then decided against it, then decided to…
‘Strong and thriving’
RHB Celebrates 20th anniversary, name change
By Ryan Clark CHS Communications Director
More than 70 students, faculty, staff and alumni gathered virtually last week to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the…
When Kayla Met Norbert …
'He kept me going'
By Kayla Bell CHS Contributor
EDITOR’S NOTE: Kayla Bell recently graduated with her fellow 2021 classmates. As an intern in the CHS Creative Services area this year, Kayla wrote this story as the semester came to an…
Congratulations to all of our CHS graduates!
This weekend, the University of Kentucky honored its graduates at the first in-person Commencement Ceremonies to take place in nearly 18 months.
Around 4,400 graduates registered to participate across 10 ceremonies in Rupp Arena.…
‘A Community that Supports Me Wholeheartedly’
Meet one of UK’s commencement speakers — CLM’s Lauren Sammons
by Ryan ClarkCHS Communications Director
When Lauren Sammons and her family came to visit UK for the first time, they got a bit lost.
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Telehealth has already been a 'game-changer' for CHS
Hello, world. Meet Zoom.
That seemed to be how the majority of the planet reacted, when they took their meetings online as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, accomplishing tasks that were once previously completed in person.
The…
AT UK grad says first Volleyball national title was ‘All worth it’
By Ryan Clark CHS Communications Director
Katy still isn’t sure if she should’ve taken the scissors.
After all, no one else seemed to take any. Then again, who else would’ve used them? They say “National Champions 2020” on them for…
CHS advisors offering even more support during pandemic
by Isabell Phillips CHS contributor
The ‘living room’ of CHS — this is what the…
‘She will be missed, but not forgotten’
There are multiple ways to pay tribute to Amy Waugh
By Ryan ClarkCHS Communications Director
Her smile. Her work ethic. Her tennis serve.
These are just some of the characteristics people remember about Amy M. Waugh, the Practice…
CHS students help underserved communities in Lexington’s East End get facemasks
By Ellee Sidebottom CHS Contributor
Due to the efforts of one College of Health Sciences…