Team Spotlight: Alpha Phi Omega
DanceBlue would not be possible without the efforts of dancers and their teams. One such team that has contributed greatly is Alpha Phi Omega. Alpha Phi Omega, or APO, is a national co-ed service fraternity. The University of Kentucky’s
Team Registration for DanceBlue 2020 is Here!
It's the beginning of another school year! For students at UK, that means coming back to Lexington, the start of fall classes, and the return of college football. For hundreds of students, it also means the start of another
It Just Means More
15. That’s how many years DanceBlue has made a difference in the lives of the kids and their families in the DanceBlue Clinic. A lot has happened in those 15 years, but the themes that have remained constant have
There’s No Place like Indian Summer Camp!
Many of the patients and families served by DanceBlue look forward to summer. Not only because of the sunshine, but also because of Kid Cancer Alliance’s Indian Summer Camp program. Indian Summer Oncology Camp is a weeklong camp that allows
Tuesdays
As I sit here trying to find the words to describe what DanceBlue means to me, “Tuesdays” keeps popping into my mind, solely based on the fact that DanceBlue has forever revolutionized my Tuesdays. As every college student knows,
Life’s a Dance
Stepping foot on the University of Kentucky campus was incredibly overwhelming to me. I was an extreme introvert, but I was also adjusting to life over an hour away from home. During K Week, I was attempting to find
The Mark of DanceBlue
I find it hard to put into words exactly how I have seen DanceBlue, not only in my life but the lives of those around me. DanceBlue gives hope to situations that appear to be hopeless. It gives people
It’s a Lifestyle
The summer before my freshman year of high school, I was invited to a meeting about a new student organization that a few of my friends wanted to bring to our school. When I asked them what the organization
This Organization Will Change Your Life
With my senior year at the University of Kentucky right around the corner, I have been doing a lot of reflecting on my time here. Coming to UK from a small town in West Virginia almost 5 hours away,
I Wanted To Do More
As an out of state freshman, I was eager to meet new people and find meaningful involvement on campus. I vividly remember my seeblueU orientation and walking past the countless tables set up by different on-campus organizations. However, one