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WKU Announces Record-Breaking Cash Gifts; New Gift For Pre-Medicine Received From Bowling Green PhysicianWestern Kentucky University announced today record-breaking cash gift totals for the last six months of 2009.
(01/25/10) - FULL STORY
LATEST NEWS RELEASES
WKU Business Communications Chapter Earns National AwardA Western Kentucky University student organization that emphasizes professional communication was recently named the nation’s best in communicating its own activities.
(02/04/10) - MORE
WKU To Honor Award-Winning Photojournalism Program Western Kentucky University will honor its award-winning photojournalism program with a reception on Saturday afternoon (Feb. 6).
(02/01/10) - MORE
WKU Student Expands His International Reach Through KIIS Kyle Young, a Western Kentucky University sophomore from Madisonville, will not be joining his classmates on campus for the spring 2010 semester.
(02/01/10) - MORE
WKU Graduate Student Completes DNA Sequence Of VirusWhen Ali Wright was considering her college choice, she had plenty of options close to her North Carolina home.
(01/28/10) - MORE
RECENT RELEASES
• WKU Regents Approve Honorary Degree For Vicki Phillips
• Three Inducted Into Kentucky Teacher Hall Of Fame
• WKU Students To Pedal Across The USA To Raise Money.....
• WKU Renew Scientific Agreements With China Universities
• WKU, Navitas Announce Affiliation
• Biggs Joins Public Affairs As Chief Marketing Officer
• WKU To Interview Six Finalists For Provost
• SOKY Book Fest Announces Line Up And New Location For Event
• Mesonet Sites Reveal Differences In Kentucky Climate
• In Its Fifth Year, WKU Winter Term Continues To Grow
• WKU Confers Degrees To Largest December Graduating Class
• WKU Educational Leadership Program Selects Fourth Cohort Of Students...
• WKU’s Habitat for Humanity chapter will participate in 3 winter break trips
• 2009-10 Cultural Enhancement Series continues with performance on Feb. 9
• Tourism group approves funding for new horse exhibit at Kentucky Museum
• College Goal Sunday Jan. 31 at WKU
• Chris Jones and Friends to perform Jan. 31 in Pioneer Cabin Concert Series
• 2010 Kentucky Weather Conference Jan. 15-16 at WKU’s South Campus
• Weather Closing Notification Procedures
• Three Selected For Kentucky Teacher Hall Of Fame
• Rep. Jody Richards To Receive Honorary Doctorate At WKU Commencement
• WKU Campaign Passes $150 Million Mark
• WKU Multimedia Journalists To Report On Press Summit In India
• WKU Student Newspaper, Yearbook Win Pacemaker Award
• Three Inducted Into Kentucky Teacher Hall Of Fame
• WKU Students To Pedal Across The USA To Raise Money.....
• WKU Renew Scientific Agreements With China Universities
• WKU, Navitas Announce Affiliation
• Biggs Joins Public Affairs As Chief Marketing Officer
• WKU To Interview Six Finalists For Provost
• SOKY Book Fest Announces Line Up And New Location For Event
• Mesonet Sites Reveal Differences In Kentucky Climate
• In Its Fifth Year, WKU Winter Term Continues To Grow
• WKU Confers Degrees To Largest December Graduating Class
• WKU Educational Leadership Program Selects Fourth Cohort Of Students...
• WKU’s Habitat for Humanity chapter will participate in 3 winter break trips
• 2009-10 Cultural Enhancement Series continues with performance on Feb. 9
• Tourism group approves funding for new horse exhibit at Kentucky Museum
• College Goal Sunday Jan. 31 at WKU
• Chris Jones and Friends to perform Jan. 31 in Pioneer Cabin Concert Series
• 2010 Kentucky Weather Conference Jan. 15-16 at WKU’s South Campus
• Weather Closing Notification Procedures
• Three Selected For Kentucky Teacher Hall Of Fame
• Rep. Jody Richards To Receive Honorary Doctorate At WKU Commencement
• WKU Campaign Passes $150 Million Mark
• WKU Multimedia Journalists To Report On Press Summit In India
• WKU Student Newspaper, Yearbook Win Pacemaker Award
WKU IN THE NEWS
• TBT's Speights heading to Western Kentucky
• Palmetto's Scott chooses Western Kentucky
• Redskins offensive line coach Joe Bugel retires
• Navitas announces US expansion agreement
• Toppers win 55-52, end Mississippi St. streak
• Hilltoppers play sweet tune in Music City
• Lawmaker to be honored by WKU
• UK, UL basketball still lag in graduation rates;WKU perfect in latest NCAA report
• WKU, Slaughter shoot for more success
• Taggart: From Manatee to WKU hall of fame
• New life for Jeremi Johnson
• Cage the Elephant finds life in music
• Chris Knight knows a good song when he hears it
• Dale Lindsey brings old school approach to Aggie football team
• Ken McDonald's Hilltoppers No Longer a Mid-Major
• 'Lex' says WKU made it all possible
• Nothing's too bizarre for a Black Crowe
• Vietnam War pilots become fast friends decades later
• Gonzaga, Western Kentucky aren't interested in "mid-major" label
• Country Music Star Earned Stripes in Iraq, Afghanistan
• For Ty Rogers, one moment provides a lifetime of stories
• Palmetto's Scott chooses Western Kentucky
• Redskins offensive line coach Joe Bugel retires
• Navitas announces US expansion agreement
• Toppers win 55-52, end Mississippi St. streak
• Hilltoppers play sweet tune in Music City
• Lawmaker to be honored by WKU
• UK, UL basketball still lag in graduation rates;WKU perfect in latest NCAA report
• WKU, Slaughter shoot for more success
• Taggart: From Manatee to WKU hall of fame
• New life for Jeremi Johnson
• Cage the Elephant finds life in music
• Chris Knight knows a good song when he hears it
• Dale Lindsey brings old school approach to Aggie football team
• Ken McDonald's Hilltoppers No Longer a Mid-Major
• 'Lex' says WKU made it all possible
• Nothing's too bizarre for a Black Crowe
• Vietnam War pilots become fast friends decades later
• Gonzaga, Western Kentucky aren't interested in "mid-major" label
• Country Music Star Earned Stripes in Iraq, Afghanistan
• For Ty Rogers, one moment provides a lifetime of stories
VIEW FROM THE HILL
THIS WEEK @ WKU
Monday, Feb. 08
Diversity Series Workshop
(1:00 p.m.) - A Framework for Multicultural Learning Styles and Curricular Change, facilitated by Dr. Maurianne Adams. WKU Faculty House. Contact Monica Burke, 745-4953.
Reception
(5:30 p.m.) - For WKU Faculty Exhibition. University Gallery, Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center. Contact Art Department, 745-3944.
Tuesday, Feb. 09
Institute For Citizenship And Social Responsibility Film Series
(5 p.m.) - What Are We Doing Here by Tim Klein. Grise Hall, room 340. Contact Saundra Ardrey, 745-4558.
Men's Baketball
(7 p.m.)- vs. Houston. Diddle Arena. Contact Athletic Media Relations, 745-4298.
Cultural Enhancement Series
(7:30 p.m.) - Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys. Capitol Arts Center. Free admission. Contact Mina Doerner, 745-5204.
Wednesday, Feb. 10
Java City Concert Series
(Noon)- Sarah Peacock and Jessi Lynn. Java City at Helm Library. Contact Jennifer Wilson, 745-6977.
Study Abroad Information Session
(2 p.m.) - Grise Hall, room 141. Contact Study Abroad & Global Learning, 745-5334.
Passport To Wellness Series
(6 p.m.) - Avoiding the Pink Slip in Relationships. Downing University Center, room 340. Contact Health Education, 745-5033.
Women's Basketball
(7 p.m.) - vs. Arkansas State. Diddle Arena. Contact Athletic Media Relations, 745-4298.
Thursday, Feb. 11
Study Abroad Information Session
(2 p.m.)- Grise Hall, room 141. Contact Study Abroad & Global Learning, 745-5334.
Kentucky Live Series
(7 p.m.) - Prince Madoc and the Welsh Indians: A Myth of the Old West by Ron Fritze of Athens State University. Barnes & Noble, 1680 Campbell Lane. Contact Brian Coutts, 745-6121.
Men's Basketball
(7 p.m.) - vs. Arkansas State. Diddle Arena. Contact Athletic Media Relations, 745-4298.
Performance
(7 p.m.) - Kevin “KalimbaMan” Spears. Downing University Center Theatre. Contact Diversity Programs, 745-5066.
Friday, Feb. 12
Recital
(7:30 p.m.) - Keith Kinder. Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center Recital Hall. Free admission. Contact Music Department, 745-3751.
Saturday, Feb. 13
Merit Badge University
(7:30 a.m.) - Downing University Center. Contact Jeff Younglove, 745-2497.
Winter Super Saturdays
(Noon) - Various locations. Continues Feb. 20. Contact Gifted Studies, 745-6323.
Sunday, Feb. 14
Recital
(3:00 p.m.) - Nancy Cron and Beth Pope. Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center Recital Hall. Free admission. Contact Music Department, 745-3751.
Diversity Series Workshop
(1:00 p.m.) - A Framework for Multicultural Learning Styles and Curricular Change, facilitated by Dr. Maurianne Adams. WKU Faculty House. Contact Monica Burke, 745-4953.
Reception
(5:30 p.m.) - For WKU Faculty Exhibition. University Gallery, Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center. Contact Art Department, 745-3944.
Tuesday, Feb. 09
Institute For Citizenship And Social Responsibility Film Series
(5 p.m.) - What Are We Doing Here by Tim Klein. Grise Hall, room 340. Contact Saundra Ardrey, 745-4558.
Men's Baketball
(7 p.m.)- vs. Houston. Diddle Arena. Contact Athletic Media Relations, 745-4298.
Cultural Enhancement Series
(7:30 p.m.) - Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys. Capitol Arts Center. Free admission. Contact Mina Doerner, 745-5204.
Wednesday, Feb. 10
Java City Concert Series
(Noon)- Sarah Peacock and Jessi Lynn. Java City at Helm Library. Contact Jennifer Wilson, 745-6977.
Study Abroad Information Session
(2 p.m.) - Grise Hall, room 141. Contact Study Abroad & Global Learning, 745-5334.
Passport To Wellness Series
(6 p.m.) - Avoiding the Pink Slip in Relationships. Downing University Center, room 340. Contact Health Education, 745-5033.
Women's Basketball
(7 p.m.) - vs. Arkansas State. Diddle Arena. Contact Athletic Media Relations, 745-4298.
Thursday, Feb. 11
Study Abroad Information Session
(2 p.m.)- Grise Hall, room 141. Contact Study Abroad & Global Learning, 745-5334.
Kentucky Live Series
(7 p.m.) - Prince Madoc and the Welsh Indians: A Myth of the Old West by Ron Fritze of Athens State University. Barnes & Noble, 1680 Campbell Lane. Contact Brian Coutts, 745-6121.
Men's Basketball
(7 p.m.) - vs. Arkansas State. Diddle Arena. Contact Athletic Media Relations, 745-4298.
Performance
(7 p.m.) - Kevin “KalimbaMan” Spears. Downing University Center Theatre. Contact Diversity Programs, 745-5066.
Friday, Feb. 12
Recital
(7:30 p.m.) - Keith Kinder. Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center Recital Hall. Free admission. Contact Music Department, 745-3751.
Saturday, Feb. 13
Merit Badge University
(7:30 a.m.) - Downing University Center. Contact Jeff Younglove, 745-2497.
Winter Super Saturdays
(Noon) - Various locations. Continues Feb. 20. Contact Gifted Studies, 745-6323.
Sunday, Feb. 14
Recital
(3:00 p.m.) - Nancy Cron and Beth Pope. Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center Recital Hall. Free admission. Contact Music Department, 745-3751.