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Projected Visions is a 50 minute film featuring the best projects from Dr. John Taylor's Spring 2017 video production 1 (BEM 295) class, including commercials, music videos, and more. Come see how students are using their production and editing skills to create original clips! Pizza will be provided! The event is free and students from any department or major are invited to attend.

Join us at The Fresh Food Company for our derby celebration. Featured dishes:
BBQ Ribs
BBQ Pulled Pork
Smoked Roasted Chicken
Roasted Turkey Legs
Derby Pie

To the collegiate men on EKU's campus who are interested in Greek life come to our Sigma Showcase and learn about Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.

We need your voice! If you are interested in becoming a part of EKU's acappella ensemble, we'd love to audition you and see if it's a good fit. You will need to prepare a song of your choosing that represents your vocal ability and range. You will also learn a harmony part and have a chance to sing with the current EKos, and will need to sight-read a short piece of music. If you have questions, please email becky.shaw@eku.edu. Also please RSVP at the same email just so we know who all is coming! Hope to see you on Monday!

Bring out your string instruments, and join us for an old-time/bluegrass/traditional folk music jam! All experience levels are welcome. Open to all EKU students, faculty, and staff.

SOLES' STORY: "It'll tear your sole apart."--Size 12. A view of the war from a whole different perspective. RAMPIFICATIONS: "Well, what choice do I have?" Bruce must choose to stay in the Navy or not, and come to grips with the decision. WAITIN': "He can't be serious, can he?" To help his soldiers stave off boredom, Corporal Butler gives his men the assignment they've all been waiting for. RECOIL: "What do you feel when you pull the trigger?" A sniper and his spotter must make a terrible decision when faced with a wanted terrorist and his daughter. ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE AND WAR: "How can I tell the truth when I can't face it myself?" A husband and wife at couples counseling come to terms with the truth about the effects of war. The campus shuttle leaves the Daniel Boone statue at 7:31 and arrives at B&T at 7:49. It leaves B&T at 9:19 and 9:49 later that evening.

Direct from Moscow! An enchanted romantic fairy tale for all ages, the Russian National Ballet Theatre brings Sleeping Beauty to life here at EKU. With a timeless score by Tchaikovsky, the ballet captures the delight, fantasy, and drama of this cherished story. Student rush tickets are now on sale. Currently enrolled students may purchase up to two $15 tickets (one for the student and one for a guest) with a valid student ID number online at EKUCenter.com or in person at the EKU Center box office. Must present student ID at the performance. Offer applies to seats in Orchestra II sections and does not apply to previously purchased tickets. No refunds, No exchanges.

Swing by the Noel Reading Porch in between classes or stay and study, all while enjoying a free snow cone served to you by Library staff. Good luck on your final exams, Colonels!

Tired of waiting in buyback lines just for a few dollars? Donate your unwanted textbooks to support student sustainability initiatives on campus. Unwanted textbooks can be placed in dropoff bins located in Burnham Hall, Crabbe Memorial Library, Keith, Moore, New Science, Powell, Wallace, Whitlock, Business & Technology, Cammack, and Combs buildings. Proceeds support the Green Crew student sustainability organization. Note: If you have any currently used editions, please first contact EKU Libraries. Contact the Office of Sustainability to arrange special pickup if you have large inventory of books.