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Jan 3rd, 2022
NKU donated $5,000 to the WKU CHHS Opportunity Fund to help students affected by the tornadoes.
View ArticleDec 30th, 2021
WKU’s newest residence halls, which anchor the First Year Village, had a successful first semester housing participants in Living Learning Communities. WKU’s Amy Bingham takes a look at how the LLC students bonded in this View from the Hill.
View ArticleDec 23rd, 2021
A WKU sophomore who overcame childhood kidney cancer is following her dream of becoming a nurse. She’s also using her experience to help raise money for the hospital that played such a big part in her health journey.
View ArticleDec 16th, 2021
The Bowling Green community is still reeling from last Saturday’s deadly storms. WKU’s campus was spared as Amy Bingham reports in this week’s View from the Hill.
View ArticleDec 15th, 2021
Thank you for your ongoing commitment to serve our community. I continue to feel immense pride at the stories of Hilltoppers leading and supporting recovery efforts throughout our city.
View ArticleDec 15th, 2021
First let me thank you! Every time we have asked you to help in this relief effort, you have been there ready to assist in a multitude of ways.
View ArticleDec 14th, 2021
As recovery efforts continue, I am proud of the extraordinary ways members of the Hilltopper Family are leading, supporting and caring for our community.
View ArticleDec 14th, 2021
The Kentucky Museum provides resources for helping our community salvage and preserve their heritage in the wake of this weekend's events.
View ArticleDec 13th, 2021
The tornados that ripped through Bowling Green has left many businesses, homes, and neighborhoods devastated
View ArticleDec 13th, 2021
I wanted to provide some information as we move forward in recovery from the devastating effects of this weekend’s tornado.
View ArticleDec 13th, 2021
As we continue to dig out of the devastating events that occurred early Saturday, I am struck by people’s resilience and the way that the community has come together during these difficult times
View ArticleDec 12th, 2021
Our community continues to work through unimaginable loss and destruction resulting from the tornado that ravaged our area yesterday morning.
View ArticleDec 11th, 2021
As the sun rises on our hill this morning, tremendous loss in our surrounding area is apparent.
View ArticleDec 11th, 2021
Power to most campus buildings has been restored or is functioning via backup generators.
View ArticleDec 11th, 2021
12/11/21 | 4:05am: WKU will not hold commencement ceremonies today (December 11). WKU remains without power. No injuries are reported on campus, but there is significant tornado damage in the area.
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