LWU Nursing students in London and Paris
2026-03-10 - London, England and Paris, France - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
At left: Students and faculty members of the Lindsey Wilson University nursing program gather outside the Florence Nightingale Museum in London on their study-abroad trip to Europe during the university's spring break, March 2-8, 2026.
At right: Nursing Program students and faculty stand near the Eiffel Tower while on a day trip to Paris during their study-abroad trip. Comments | Permalink
2026-03-10 - London, England and Paris, France - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
At left: Students and faculty members of the Lindsey Wilson University nursing program gather outside the Florence Nightingale Museum in London on their study-abroad trip to Europe during the university's spring break, March 2-8, 2026.
At right: Nursing Program students and faculty stand near the Eiffel Tower while on a day trip to Paris during their study-abroad trip. Comments | Permalink
The Adventures of Rudy and Trevor #14
2026-03-10 - Cumberland Co., KY - Photo by Alison Mason
The Adventures of Rudy and Trevor is the work of Albany native Alison Mason. New comics will appear weekly on Columbia Magazine. You can reach Alison at alisonmason2010@outlook.com. Comments | Permalink
2026-03-10 - Cumberland Co., KY - Photo by Alison Mason
The Adventures of Rudy and Trevor is the work of Albany native Alison Mason. New comics will appear weekly on Columbia Magazine. You can reach Alison at alisonmason2010@outlook.com. Comments | Permalink
Birds of Kentucky: Sandhill crane
2026-03-10 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
Sandhill cranes are often heard before they are seen, and have been heard frequently passing over Kentucky in the last couple of weeks. All About Birds says that "Their bugling calls are unique and can be heard from miles away—they can help alert you to this species’ presence." Comments | Permalink
2026-03-10 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
Sandhill cranes are often heard before they are seen, and have been heard frequently passing over Kentucky in the last couple of weeks. All About Birds says that "Their bugling calls are unique and can be heard from miles away—they can help alert you to this species’ presence." Comments | Permalink
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