Echo Magazine | Western Kentucky University

Echo Magazine, January / February 2008, Western Kentucky University

Collage includes images of cliffs against a blue sky, a close-up of an owl from a Rose Parade float, a microphone in a news reporter's hand, the words "New Homes," and the cover of the book "Days of the Endless Corvette"

Dream Comes True
Mitchell Reed always dreamed of owning her own home. The difficulties related to her vision and hearing loss had her wondering if her dream would ever become a reality. more...

Advising with Care
Being a good advisor doesn’t always mean having years of experience. Dawn Hall may be relatively new, but she has already made a big impact on many of her advisees. more...

Beneath the Surface
As a geologist, Dr. Andrew Wulff is skilled at seeing the big picture, while also examining the many layers that make up the whole. The same skills serve him equally well as a teacher. more...

Winter Term Course Coming Up
Roses for WKU Students
WKU horticulture student Will Galbreath fulfilled a childhood dream during a Winter Term course. more...

Gift Creates Scholars Program for WKU School of Journalism and Broadcasting
Two attorneys known for their work with the media and defense of the First Amendment have created a scholars program for the School of Journalism and Broadcasting at WKU. more...

Community One Book Event Began Jan. 24
The Southern Kentucky Book Fest partners are again sponsoring One Campus-One Community-One Book. more...

WKU Libraries Selects First Winner of Evelyn Thurman Young Readers Book Award
WKU Libraries has selected “The Secret of the Lonely Grave” by Albert A. Bell Jr. as the winner of the first Evelyn Thurman Young Readers Book Award. more...

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