In your home directory you have 2 folders: Sites and www, which is actually a link to the former. Go into Sites. If you want your wordpress blog be in a sub-directory, make it with mkdir -v the_dir_name_you_want. Go to the parent directory of the directory you want to setup wordpress in, and download the latest wordpress using curl(we don’t have wget here): curl http://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gz > latest.tar.gz, and extract it: tar -xvf latest.tar.gz. Move the content of the extracted directory into the one you want to setup wordpress using mv, and go into that directory and excute mv wp-config-sample.php wp-config.php.

Now you can follow the procedure here to edit the WP configuration file. The database name by default is your user ID in lowercase as well as the database username. The database password is the MySQL password you set earlier, and database host remains localhost. You can use VIM or Nano (for newbies) to edit this file.

After you are done, target your web browser to http://sweb.uky.edu/~you_user_id/sub-directory_if_any/wp-admin/install.php to finish the whole process.