A Tradition of Places
Campus Beautiful
Every institution has meaningful places on campus. Perhaps the location is a hub of student life, such as the old Grille or Powell Corner. The place may even be the toe of a popular statue, rubbed for luck time and time again by passersby of every walk of life. Maybe the entire campus landscape is special in its own right; afterall, we are the Campus Beautiful. Each piece of this gallery points to one of those special places that is unique to Eastern.
Tulips in front of the Keen Johnson Building provide an annual pop of color.
Fess Parker Rubbing Daniel Boone's Toe.
The Ravine in the fall.
Professors teaching in the Ravine.
View from the University Drive entrance to campus.
The Ravine amphitheater in the fall.
Centennial Man Statue.
Keen Johnson Building clock tower.
Powell Plaza (also known as Memorial Plaza).
Powell Plaza Corner.
The gates that lead to the Soda Grille, post office, and bookstore in the Keen Johnson Building.
Hanger Stadium
Roy Kidd Stadium
Veterans Village
Crabbe Library
Alumni Coliseum Concept Art
University Building
Easterns Campus, 1939.
Easterns Campus, 1969.
Off the Main Campus
Along with the Richmond campus of Eastern, there are many other places associated with the University. From Eastern's regional campus in Corbin, to historic homes and natural areas in Richmond, you can find EKU faculty, staff, and students making an impact outside of campus.
Corbin Regional Campus
Manchester Regional Campus
Arlington
Elmwood
White Hall State Historic Shrine
Meadowbrook Farm
Lilley Cornett Woods
Lilley Cornett Woods brochure.