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The ladies of MCC will be hosting a jeopardy trivia session in honor of Black History Month. Come out and have fun and learn more about Black History. For more information follow us on Instagram @mcc_eku and on twitter @eku_mcc

Event Date: February 236 pm  Location: Powell 119 (Herdon Lounge)  Cost: Free

Sponsor: Minority Collegiate Connections
Contact Information: Nailah Johnson, 270-421-9061


The College Democrats are meeting this and every Tuesday at 5pm in the Library's Cul-de-Sac room. Are you concerned with access to healthcare, LGBT rights, refugees and immigrants, women's rights, race relations, religious tolerance, education policy, the environment, U.S. and Kentucky politics? Want an opportunity to push back against negative policies promoted by President Donald Trump, and Governor Matt Bevin? Then come help your fellow EKU students in the College Democrats! We are planning our semester events and actively recruiting more members. So if you or someone you know is interested and wants to see what we're about, then come to our meeting!

Event Date: February 215pm  Location: Library, Cul-de-Sac room

Sponsor: College Democrats at EKU


Want some home cooked food for free? Come down for some lasagna, salad, rolls, and dessert is TBA. Afterwards we will be having a discussion about being unoffendable.

Event Date: February 215:00 pm  Location: Wesley Foundation down the hill from Walters Hall

Sponsor: Wesley Foundation
Contact Information: Nathan Reihmer


Gary Bentley is the author of the Daily Yonder's rural blog, "In the Black," a personal, unflinching, sometimes controversial, but always eloquent reflection on his own life as an underground coal miner. Bentley’s personal accounts of life underground aim to take his readers beyond the two stereotypes he sees most often: that of "Evil King Coal" where coal strips the land and people of everything they love; and "the romantic miner," the images conjured by Depression-era black-and-white photos of men posing with picks and shovels and lunch buckets in hand. Join us for a conversation with the speaker, including readings from some of his blogs. Free and open to the public. Refreshments provided by the Appalachian Studies Program.

Event Date: February 214:30-6:00 pm  Location: Library 208  Cost: Free

Sponsor: Appalachian Studies
Contact Information: Andrea L. Greer, 859-622-1299


FREE stuff when you complete a brief eating disorder screening form! Come help us raise awareness!

Event Date: February 2211am-2pm  Location: Middle Powell, Lounge   Cost: Free

Sponsor: EKU Counseling Center
Contact Information: Natalie Deering, 859-622-1303


Promoting and inspiring a positive inward and outward change.
Developing more mindful, compassionate humans. We Are On Social Media! *Our website is still somewhat under construction so sorry for any problems you experience!* Facebook: @EBEatEKU
Twitter: @EBEatEKU
Instagram: @ebe.at.eku
Snapchat: @ebeateku
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Event Date: February 228:00pm - 9:15pm  Location: Library 208

Sponsor: Every Body, Everybody


Defeat procrastination next week with late night research help from librarians; written and oral communication assistance from Noel Studio for Academic Creativity consultants; and homework help from EKU Gurus. While you're here, enjoy coffee and a snack break. Track your progress on our #EKULNAP Procrasti-Meter. Come and go as you please. Sponsored by EKU Libraries, Noel Studio for Academic Creativity, and EKU Gurus.

Event Date: February 289p.m. - 1a.m.  Location: Main Lobby, John Grant Crabbe Main Library  Cost: Free

Sponsor: EKU Libraries, Noel Studio for Academic Creativity, and EKU Gurus


RecycleMania is here again and this year EKU is hoping to improve upon our ranking from last year We will be comparing our recycling and landfill waste totals against other local and National Universities, including the likes of Berea College, Centre College, Morehead State, NKU, UK, & UofL - therefore bragging rights are at stake! Do your best to reduce your waste to landfill - read up on "What goes where?" and recycle properly. Each week we will be reporting our weights of landfill waste, recycled paper, bottles and cans over the 8 week competition. We will be competing on the following criteria: Landfill diversion rate (%) Total weight of recyclables recovered (lbs) Total weight of recyclables recovered per person (lbs/person) For a complete list items recyclable on campus, visit: http://sustainability.eku.edu/waste-management-recycling

  Location: Campus Wide  Cost: Free

Sponsor: EKU Office of Sustainability
Contact Information: Patrick McKee, 8596228798
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