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Homecoming Parade Admire the floats and catch candy as you watch Eastern students and community members come together for the annual Homecoming Parade.

Next Week is Open Access week, which aims to make Open Access the new norm in scholarship and research. You are invited to join EKU Libraries and the Department of English for the official book launch of EKU’s ENG 101 open textbook, The Commons. Funded by a $5,000 Board of Regents Innovation Alternative Textbook Grant, The Commons was edited by Dr. Jill Parrott, Dr. Dominic Ashby, and student Jonathon Collins. Annually, this text will be used by approximately 2,500 students taking ENG 101 - Reading, Writing, and Rhetoric, saving hundreds of thousands of dollars for the Book Smart program and providing students with quality content that you will be able to access for years to come. If you are a current student taking this class, we’d love to hear about your experience, so mark your calendars and join us for this event. Light refreshments will be served.

Good Morning EKU,
Come out and try Case Kitchen today. We are featuring -- Kielbasa mac and cheese
Sauteed kale and spinach
Seasoned roast beef
Roasted cauliflower
Dinner roll
Hamburger
Crispy chicken sandwich
Crispy shoestring French fries

In celebration of American Archives Month, EKU Libraries is excited to highlight our very own Special Collections and Archives, which collects primary and secondary sources to support the research needs of EKU students, faculty, and the community. While the collections focus generally on Kentucky subjects, national and global topics are also represented. Discover these materials through three databases: the Primary Sources Database includes finding aids to over 480 collections of manuscripts and University records; the Digital Collections Database contains selected images, documents and publications; and the William H. Berge Oral History Center houses almost 5,000 oral history interviews.

Join Campus Recreation as we take over the Challenge Course for a spooky night of scares, ziplining, and great fun!

Leveling Up is a group that provides interpersonal support as participants navigate D&D campaigns together. This is a weekly in-person group provided by the EKU Counseling Center. A group orientation is required to join this group. Contact Paul Morgan at paul.morgan@eku.edu or call (859)622-1303 for more information about scheduling a group orientation appointment.

This interpersonal process group provides a safe space for you to learn more about how you interact with others, and how these interactions impact your beliefs about yourself and others. Group members explore thoughts and feelings, practice giving and receiving feedback, and experience new ways of connecting and interacting with others. Common things often discussed include trust, self-confidence, honesty, loneliness, life adjustments, and other similar topics.
This is a weekly in-person group provided by the EKU Counseling Center. A group orientation is required to join this group. Contact Michalle Rice at michalle.rice@eku.edu or call (859)622-1303 for more information about scheduling a group orientation appointment.

This is a weekly DROP-IN group for EKU student veterans to connect with other student veterans for support while navigating life as college students. This group is provided by the EKU Counseling Center. For more information, contact Kevin Stanley at kevin.stanley@eku.edu or call (859) 622-1303.

Choosing Habits is a support group designed for students who have struggled with harmful habits (i.e. drugs, alcohol, unhealthy relationships, social media, food, etc.) in the past and are looking for a space on campus to help maintain healthy changes.
This group is not for students who are chemically dependent or in crisis. A group orientation is required to join this group. Please email Rachel Cvengros at Rachel.Cvengros@eku.edu for more information.