Audrey Goss
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Trump’s media ban hurts you too (opens the original)
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Putting banners of his own face on government buildings, adding his signature to paper currency, producing passports with his portrait, banning critical media outlets and replacing the press pool with content approved by the state sounds like behavior more akin to a dictator than a sitting U.S. president. Nevertheless, President Trump recently launched “Trump TV” after he announced on Sept. 18 that he was banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House. Shortly after he made that announcem
The 90 is cooking (literally) (opens the original)
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Last year, I wrote a glowing review about The 90. In the piece, I encouraged my peers to give the establishment a chance. Now, the establishment has formally rebranded from the Fresh Food Company to the Social House. To be honest, I expected to hate this rebrand. I thought that there was no chance that UK could pull off completely changing its dining experience within a single summer. By the end of the year last year, The 90 often used paper plates and plastic utensils, and the environment felt
Is your dorm touse? (opens the original)
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Every student who has had the pleasure (or misfortune) of living on campus at UK probably has a distinct memory of the first time they set foot in their dorm. Maybe you were impressed that you had your own room with a nice mattress, or perhaps you were doomed to a tri-it or a shared room with a twin-xl bed. Either way, the experiences that you have had in the residence halls at UK have probably shaped your opinion of on-campus housing. Based entirely on our own experiences and adventures across
OPINION: Rising cost of tuition financially strains students (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the authors and do not reflect the policy or position of the Kernel. The 2026-27 school year will see the highest budget and the most expensive tuition yet for the University of Kentucky. As the cost of living crisis unsparingly burdens millions, many students feel unequipped to face skyrocketing prices while paying for school. What feels like every year, thousands of students at UK open their inboxes to yet another ema
I will always love Dolly Parton (opens the original)
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Yes, you can play guitar with pink acrylic nails, honor your community and faith, stand up for the disadvantaged, tease your hair higher than the mountains that raised you, build an empire of more than thirty businesses, escape poverty, inspire an entire generation of artists, have a big personality and a big heart. Why? Because Dolly Parton showed us that anything is possible if you dare to dream. Dolly’s success was not despite her humble beginnings, but because of them. Dolly Parton was born
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