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Featured Dishes:
BBQ Beef & Cheddar Melt
Grilled BBQ Pork Chops
Hearty Beef & Vegetable Soup
Home-Style Patty Melt
Buffalo Chicken Pizza
Tunisian Carrot & Walnut Salad
Cream Cheese Marbled Brownie

The Division of Natural Areas will host Saturday Morning Science program where students participate in interactive, hands-on learning experiences. This week's theme is Food for Thought. Students will explore the food we eat, where it comes from, and how wise decisions can help make us and our environments healthier. The session is from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. It is designed for students in grades 1 through 5. It will be held in EKU's New Science Building, Rm 3119
The cost is $30 per student with discounts for multiple students from 1 family and discounts for attending multiple sessions. All proceeds benefit students enrolled in the International Environmental Service Learning program To register, or for more info, please contact Dr. Melinda Wilder at Melinda.Wilder@EKU.EDU or call 859-622-1476.

Join us for an old-time jam, focusing on traditional old-time, Appalachian and early bluegrass music. Bring your instruments. All experience levels are welcome. Open to all EKU students, faculty, staff, and friends.

Green Dot at EKU is collecting items for GreenHouse17's holiday gift drive until December 14th! Items can be dropped off at Jones 417. Please click more on this announcement for the list of items to donate.

EKU Libraries is pleased to announce the first in a new series of community forums, “Speaking From the Margins.” This series will highlight diverse voices and issues across campus in a safe environment. Our first panel, focusing on the successes and challenges of first generation students, will include current students, alumni, staff, and faculty who were the first in their families to attend college and will be moderated by Trenia Napier, Associate Director for Programs and Outreach at the Noel Studio for Academic Creativity. Interpreting service to be provided by the Department of ASL and Interpreter Education.

The Office of Military & Veteran Affairs is hosting a Holiday Angel Tree Drive for the veterans at Thomson-Hood Veterans Nursing Home, located in Wilmore, KY. Last year, the EKU community was able to provide gifts for 45 veterans, and this year, we’re planning to provide gifts for all of the residents at the veterans home. 192 gifts! There are four tree locations where you can pick up a gift tag: Middle Powell, Telford Hall, Burnam House, and Campus Wearhouse, located in Richmond Center. Simply take a name from the tree, purchase the gift on the tag, and drop it off at the Burnam House by December 5. We’ll even wrap it for you! Don’t forget to include the gift tag with the veteran’s name with your gift. Please consider supporting our military veterans during this holiday season. We appreciate your generosity!

Come enjoy some good coffee and great music. Worship with us and Refuel your soul with a message given by Brandon McGinnis. Feel free to come by early to grab free snacks and coffee.

2017-2018 Winter Term Course: REC 590/790 - Wildlife Tourism & Research. Online instruction & course travel (Jan 3-10) to coastal Georgia for Natural, Cultural & Historical Experiences, Visit Georgia Sea Turtle Center, St Simons Lighthouse, Driftwood Beach, and more, completed a Wildlife related service learning project. Space is limited, enrollment is open now (No RAC needed). $450 Course Fee pays for overnight accommodations and transportation.

Let's Talk is a program for EKU students that provides easy access to informal consultations with clinicians from the EKU Counseling Center. Stop by and chat!