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Join Adventure Programs as we screen for the first time Adidas Outoor Film Fest Movie. The event will take place at the Presnell Building (Brick Building next to the Intramural Fields) @ 7:00pm. This event is 100% FREE and includes popcorn, so you can enjoy this full featured outdoor flick!

This is a great time of year to hear the American Woodcock bird calling and see their amazing display flights at Taylor Fork Ecological Area. There will be a field trip on Tuesday March 21 at 7:00pm to observe displaying American Woodcocks. They begin calling and displaying after sunset. Binoculars are not necessary.
The trip will take approximately 1 hour.
Dress for the weather. You will require sturdy walking shoes.
Directions: Taylor Fork Ecological Area is adjacent to south campus. Take Kit Carson Dr to McKinney Skills Dr, then follow the dirt road on the right through the gate. Meet at the astronomy telescope deck parking area to shuttle down to the entrance of Taylor Fork Ecological Area. A map of the area can be found by "Clicking More on this Announcement"
For more information contact Kaitlyn Kelly at kaitlyn_kelly32@mymail.eku.edu.

EKU Conferencing and Events as well as the College of Business and Technology are welcoming over 700 high school students from Kentucky's FBLA region 6 to campus on Thursday. These students will be in the Powell, Kieth, Keen Johnson and Coates buildings in order to participate in their annual conference competitions. Please join us in making these students feel welcome to the Campus Beautiful!

Enjoy an evening with Kentucky Poet Laureate George Ella Lyon. Her current project is entitled, “The Poetry of Witness," which includes poems and a song written in response to our collective moment—some inspired by the media and others by children Lyon has met on school visits. Lyon is the author of works for children, teens, and adults, including: "Where I'm From," "A Kentucky Christmas," "The Pirate of Kindergarten," "Borrowed Children," and more. Refreshments to be provided. Proof of attendance slips will be available. Brought to you by EKU Appalachian Studies and EKU Libraries.

Friday March 10
Fresh Food Co 7am-8pm
Chick Fil A 7:30am-5pm
Subway 7:30am-5pm
Grill Works 10:30am-3pm
Greens to Go Closed
Twisted Taco Closed
Java City 7:30am-3pm
Cuisine 7:30am-1pm
Einstein Bros 7:30am-1pm
Starbucks 7:30am-4pm
POD 7:30am-5pm
Wallace, Keene & BTC Closed
Stratton 6:30am-1pm Saturday March 11 & Sunday March 12
All locations closed Monday March 13-Thursday March 16
Stratton 7am-6pm
All other locations closed Friday March 17
Stratton 6:30am-1pm
All other locations closed Saturday 3/18
All locations closed Sunday 3/19
Subway 5pm-2am
Grill Works 5pm-2am
POD 5pm-12am Monday 3/20
All locations resume regular hours of operation

Have something you would like to read, a musical talent you would like to share, or just want to demand everyone's attention for a few minutes? Come join The Alphabet Center as we take a break from midterms and have some fun with Queeraoke & Open Mic Night!

The African/African American Studies program at Eastern Kentucky University invites you to attend its Spring 2017 Colloquium Series event titled “The Burdens and Breakthroughs in History: The Black Experience in Distant and Recent Memory.” The four presenters will focus on the historical or contemporary problems and progress associated with the black experience in Africa or in Diaspora.

Spring Break: IT Service Desk Phone Hours
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 12 noon and 1-4:30 p.m.
Twitter: @EKUITColonels IT Geeks: CLOSED ALL WEEK
Twitter: @EKUGeeks Upgrades and changes to the following systems: Blackboard, internet router, firewall, and student Office365 authentication. Check website for more details on days and times: http://it.eku.edu/insidelook/it-spring-break-hours-and-projects

Need to relax after a long week? Come down for a cafe set-up worship service, and some refreshments. This week’s message will be on "How did we get here, and when to step up."

We want to see your 2D or 3D artwork created from recycled, organic, or other sustainable material. This can include used paper, sticks, empty bottles/cans, computer parts, etc. As long as your piece relates back to sustainability. The deadline to enter is March 10th. You must fill out a form online in order to have your work featured in the exhibit. The exhibit will open March 27th- 31st. All work must be dropped off to the EKU Crabbe Library Circulation Desk sometime from March 21st to 23rd. Artwork submitted will be considered for the Eco-Art Exhibit Competition. Pieces will be judged upon aesthetic, creativity, and use of sustainable material. PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED TO THREE ENTRIES! SIGN UP HERE: http://sustainability.eku.edu/eco-art-exhibit-online-submission