When people compare physical therapist vs physical therapy assistant roles, the difference is not just a matter of job title. Both roles support patient movement, rehabilitation and recovery, but they do not carry the same lev...
Graduates of University of the Cumberlands are more likely to achieve upward social mobility than their peers at other Kentucky institutions. In the 2026 U.S. News & World Report rankings, Cumberlands is ranked No. 1 in Kentuc...
For more than two years, University of the Cumberlands students Ella Edington and Abigail Wynn have collected gently used formal dresses, shoes, and accessories to support girls in need. With encouragement and organizational s...
For nearly three decades, Lisa Bartram, executive director of student activities at University of the Cumberlands, has dedicated her career to strengthening student engagement, campus programming, and leadership development in...
College is the first time that many students choose a church on their own. This can be an overwhelming experience, especially for students who don’t know very many people or anything about the churches in the area. However, th...
If you're exploring a career in the justice field, you've likely come across two terms that seem similar but point toward different academic paths: criminal justice and criminal justice administration. While they share a found...
In recognition of academic performance, the Office of Academic Affairs at University of the Cumberlands has announced the students named to the President's List for the spring 2026 semester.
University of the Cumberlands wishes to congratulate Kara Rebennack, a graduate student from Cincinnati, Ohio, on being selected as part of the National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Scholarship Program Class of 2021! Kara is pu...
Overview AI is reshaping project scoping by helping teams analyze information faster, surface potential risks earlier, and plan with greater precision. This blog explores 10 practical AI project ideas that can support feasibil...
Political science and paralegal studies professor Catherine Ball prepares pre-law students at University of the Cumberlands through pro bono service and civic leadership in Kentucky and beyond.