Dr. Brian Clardy, professor of history at Murray State University, remained active in regional and statewide media over the summer by providing historical perspective and political analysis on issues affecting Kentucky and the nation.
More than 95 social work professionals from across the United States and several countries recently gathered at the Murray State University Hopkinsville Regional Campus to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing rural communities during the 51st annual National Rural Social Work Caucus Conference.
A collaborative research team from Murray State University has had its latest research paper accepted for publication in AI and Ethics, a leading peer-reviewed journal published by Springer Nature.
After 14 years of leadership and service, Dr. David Whaley is retiring as dean of Murray State University’s College of Education and Human Services, leaving a lasting impact on the College, its students and the education profession across the region and Commonwealth.
Murray State University welcomed 337 scholars representing 89 counties across the Commonwealth for the Governor’s Scholars Program June 21-July 25.
