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Nearly 15% of Kentucky children are currently diagnosed with ADHD, the highest rate in the nation. While medicine alone doesn't necessarily lead to improved academic performance in the long run, a new intervention developed by UK professors is aiming to do just that.

A new LED installation has turned a less obvious downtown venue into a play area for kids passing through the facility.

To help develop skills to communicate scientific work to a broad audience, and design & implement a STEM career path, UK is hosting a symposium this weekend for students and professionals interested in these fields.

Recent research by Martina Vasil, assistant professor of music education at UK School of Music, explores challenges and types of support for first-generation college students pursuing a doctoral degree in music education.

Thomas Guskey conducts research on the way teachers grade and how they report that information to parents.

Thomas Guskey is researching the way teachers grade and how they report that information to the parents, and how to improving grading to benefit the students.

Courtney McKelphin and Ben Childress share their stories of why they got involved in research and what they gained from the experience.

Lisa Ruble has a palpable passion for studying Autism Spectrum Disorder.

CAER 101 program is inspiring the next generation of scientists at Lexington elementary schools.

A pilot project tests behavioral training program for kids with hearing loss and their parents.