As artificial intelligence becomes a common research tool, students may wonder whether academic libraries are still necessary. Drawing on her experience as a research librarian, Anne Marie McLean explores how libraries are ada...
Reprinted with Permission from The News JournalThe University of the Cumberlands’s student newspaper, The Patriot, received the third-place General Excellence Award for class 1 student publications at the Kentucky Press Associ...
Some people could say they hated growing up in eastern Kentucky. But I love it. I love small towns and neighborhoods, knowing everyone by name, small schools, and driving down the road and waving at friends I see. Or even stra...
University of the Cumberlands’ Ph.D. in Information Technology has been ranked No. 6 nationally for Best Online Ph.D./Doctorate in AI Degrees for 2026 by Learn.org, a leading education and career resource.
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...
In today’s digital world, the protection of sensitive information has never been more critical. Information security, commonly known as InfoSec, involves safeguarding data from unauthorized access, breaches, and theft. As tech...
University of the Cumberlands’ (UC) band is proud to announce the second annual UC Honor Band Clinic scheduled for Friday, February 28, and Saturday, March 1, 2025. The clinic will be hosted on Cumberlands’ Williamsburg campus...
In the digital era, access to information has extended beyond the traditional library walls, bringing vast collections of knowledge directly to our screens. Libraries around the world now offer extensive digital resources — in...
Supply chain management (SCM) has become a central element in the success of international business, influencing everything from production efficiency to competitive advantage. In a global economy where goods, services, and ra...
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...
