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Oct 30th, 2020
Since the spring of 2019, students in WKU?s Food Recovery Network have kept more than 5,000 pounds of surplus food from landfills and directed it to those who need it.
View ArticleOct 29th, 2020
WKU senior Destiny Smith of Bowling Green wanted more leadership experience and to develop as a leader.
View ArticleOct 29th, 2020
The Office of Head Start (OHS) announces the opportunity to request to consolidate multiple Head Start grants awarded to a grantee.
View ArticleOct 29th, 2020
WKU's Food Recovery Network is celebrating a milestone. More than 5,000 pounds of food has been picked up and distributed to local nonprofits. WKU's Amy Bingham has more on the volunteers determined not to let food go to waste in the View from the Hill.
View ArticleOct 28th, 2020
Higher Education in Student Affairs student, Robin Lester (?21), is heavily involved in the planning and implementation of events and programs for LGBTQ+ History Month.
View ArticleOct 28th, 2020
The Federal CARES Act provided $630,000 to Western Kentucky University through Advantage Kentucky Alliance (AKA) to help Kentucky manufacturers emerge successfully from the COVID-19 pandemic.
View ArticleOct 28th, 2020
WKU researchers will seek a KYNETIC biomedical innovation grant award to develop new features for their nationally recognized Bingocize program.
View ArticleOct 27th, 2020
The WKU Department of English and the African American Studies Program hosted the 24th Annual Mary Ellen & Jim Wayne Miller Celebration of Writing via Zoom.
View ArticleOct 27th, 2020
Bridget Beavin has always been interested in a career in public service. Raised in Louisville, KY, she is now a sophomore on the Hill pursuing degrees in History and Political Science.
View ArticleOct 27th, 2020
With members voting electronically, the WKU Sisterhood recently awarded $30,000 in grants to fund three University initiatives for 2020.
View ArticleOct 27th, 2020
WKU English Department Intern Joseph Shoulders sheds a spotlight on climate change in literature. Does climate fiction produce practical consequences, encouraging us to think about the Earth?s sustainability?
View ArticleOct 27th, 2020
Today, the Kentucky Museum has launched a SpiritFunder in support of a collection of 19th and early 20th century fashions produced by Bowling Green's own fashionista, Mrs. A. H. Taylor, and her factory of over 300 women.
View ArticleOct 27th, 2020
Folk Studies MA alumna (2005) Emily Hudson Mitchell is associate producer on the new documentary "Hank Locklin: Country Music's Timeless Tenor," premiering on WRSE (a PBS member station) on October 29th.
View ArticleOct 26th, 2020
On Wednesday, October 21, 2020, the English Salon held a virtual meeting where attendees were invited to talk about any piece of media or art that had made them happy during quarantine.
View ArticleOct 26th, 2020
The WKU Forensics Team placed first in sweepstakes at the Mid-Atlantic Forensics League (MAFL) 2 tournament the weekend of Oct. 24-25. The team also placed second with a smaller group in the second half of the swing called the MAFL 3.
View ArticleOct 23rd, 2020
This past summer, Hurley spent 12 weeks with GSI traveling across the United States to various work sites where she interned alongside licensed civil engineers and gained exposure to the field she is pursuing.
View ArticleOct 23rd, 2020
WKU Student Publications earned three national Pacemaker awards from the Associated Collegiate Press during the organization’s 2020 competition, along with 16 individual awards.
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