University of the Cumberlands’ Emily Hopper was named Secretary of KAIR, advancing student success and data-informed strategy across Kentucky higher ed.
University of the Cumberlands seniors Megan Reynolds, Madison Turner, Isabelle Roach, Kirstin Skidmore, Josie Thomas, Meagan Snodgrass, and Caroline Paul will present their work in a series of senior art exhibits at the Cumber...
Upsilon Upsilon, the University of the Cumberlands’ chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, was recently recognized with the Division V Best Chapter Award for 2024. Phi Alpha Theta is a national history honor society with chapters at coll...
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...
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 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 welcomed Atomic Habits author and New York Times bestseller James Clear to its Williamsburg campus as the keynote speaker for the annual Excellence in Leadership event, sponsored by the Forcht Gro...
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.
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 celebrated its Spring 2026 Commencement on May 1–2, honoring more than 3,170 students who completed associate, bachelor’s, master’s, specialist, and doctoral degrees.
