COMMUNITY NOTICE: Police Training at KCU
The Grayson Police Department will conduct scheduled training on Kentucky Christian University’s campus this Thursday, October 29, throughout the day. Students, employees, neighbors, and visitors may notice an increased police presence as officers participate in training and become familiar with campus buildings. This activity is part of a planned training event. We appreciate the Grayson […]
Now Is the Time for Seniors and Their Parents to Apply for Financial Aid and Scholarships
Senior year is filled with important moments—campus visits, applications, final seasons, senior pictures, and preparations for graduation. It can also pass more quickly than families expect. That is why now is the right time to begin planning for college financial aid. Last year, Kentucky Christian University received a record number of FAFSAs from prospective students. […]
KCU’s Dr. Brittany Bryant Featured in New Poetry Collection; Book Signing Set for October 18
Public invited to celebrate the release of Song of Life in Ashland GRAYSON, Ky. — Dr. Brittany Bryant, Assistant Professor of English at Kentucky Christian University, will celebrate the publication of two of her poems in Song of Life: Poetry & Prose from the 2026 Jesse Stuart Writers Workshop during a public book launch and […]
Academic and Athletic Balance
If you are an athlete or a student, have you ever struggled with finding time? As an athlete and student at Kentucky Christian University, I can testify that the academic and athletic life might seem a little overwhelming at times; however, there is absolutely a way to balance it! In order to become successful at […]
KCU Professors Selected to Present at Appalachian College Association Summit
GRAYSON, Ky. — Two Kentucky Christian University faculty members have been selected to present at the Appalachian College Association’s Summit 2026, scheduled for September 23–25 in Asheville, North Carolina. Dr. Joanna Yates, assistant professor of reading, and Dr. Brittany Bryant, assistant professor of English, will lead a session titled “Known and Valued: Practical Strategies for […]
Why I Chose a Small College
Choosing a college is a huge decision, and there are so many things to consider when deciding where you want to spend the next few years of your life. When making my decision, choosing KCU felt like the right choice because of the close community, personal connections, opportunities, and overall small-college experience. I wanted to […]
How KCU Can Feel Like a Second Home to You
Coming to KCU was a big next step for me. Since I live farther away from home, I don’t get the chance to go home as often as others on campus who live closer. One of my biggest fears about making this move was feeling homesick, which I can honestly say I haven’t experienced during […]
Why I Chose Youth Ministry
My major at Kentucky Christian University is Youth and Family Ministry. Youth ministry can be explained as teaching and spreading the Word of God to children and youth. I chose this major because it is something that I think is very important in today’s society. I always knew I wanted to do ministry of some […]
My Favorite Study Spots On Campus
Finding the right place to study can make or break your academic success. You have to find somewhere that has the right environment for you to be your most productive self. At Kentucky Christian University, students have several options when they need to get their work done. Three of my favorite study spots are the […]
KCU Extends Condolences to the Milligan University Community
GRAYSON, Ky. — Kentucky Christian University extends its deepest condolences to the Milligan University community following the tragic accident involving members of its cycling team. “We are heartbroken by the loss of Haylan Engdahl and Brayden Rogers and by the injuries suffered by other members of the Milligan cycling team,” said Dr. Terry Allcorn, […]