There's a place for YOU at Eastern Kentucky University. You may browse public areas of our site. Throughout April, the campus community and public will join in activities designed to heighten awareness about environmental issues facing the Commonwealth and beyond. One of the highlights will be a public presentation by Carol Browner, former head of the Environmental Protection Agency. Her novels incorporate powerful portrayals of the economic and environmental challenges faced by citizens of Appalachia.
All events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.
Events and dates are subject to change. After serving eight years in prison on a rape conviction, William Gregory walked out a free man last summer, thanks to a DNA test that proved his innocence. Today, he is back at work at Sears in Louisville - in the same job he held before his conviction. On Tuesday, April 3, Gregory will tell his amazing story at EKU's second annual Law and Justice Forum. The first Kentucky inmate to be freed by DNA evidence, Gregory has become a national figure and frequent talk-show guest, and a movie about his life may be in the works.