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�鶹���� To Host French Film Festival in Spring 2024

�鶹���� has received a grant from the Villa Albertine, a new French institution for arts and ideas in the United States, to host the Albertine Cinémathèque Film Festival on �鶹����’s campus throughout the spring 2024 semester.

�鶹���� has been awarded a three-year, $257,596 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to conduct research on the effects of early life adversity on juvenile primates.

�鶹���� awarded nearly $300,000 for 5-year, statewide climate change research project

�鶹���� faculty and students will participate in a five-year, $20 million National Science Foundation (NSF) project aimed at advancing Kentucky’s climate resiliency. �鶹���� is one of 37 colleges and universities selected to receive the grant, which aims to develop institutional study abroad programs in support of U.S. foreign policy goals.

Research by �鶹���� Professor, Grad Students to be Presented at the Smithsonian

A research study conducted by Dr. David Childs, director of the Black History Program at �鶹����, as well as additional professors and graduate students, has been accepted to be presented at a conference at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. on Oct. 18.

�鶹���� Receives Dozens of Pieces of Art Depicting Moby-Dick, Likely Setting A Record

�鶹���� is excited to announce a donation of 66 charcoal drawings interpreting Herman Melville’s “Moby-Dick” by retired Boston College art professor and artist Aileen Callahan. With the addition of the new drawings, �鶹���� likely has the largest collection of art depicting the literary classic at any college or university.