WKU News

Aug 24th, 2021

The WKU Army ROTC program will host its 11th Eric D. Yates Memorial Run on Sept. 15.

Aug 23rd, 2021

Aug 23rd, 2021

Aug 20th, 2021

The Kentucky Folklife Program (KFP) is proud to release its third consecutive volume of the online publication.

Aug 20th, 2021

Gilman Scholarship winner Catherine Sheffield, a Clarksville, Tennessee senior and Creative Writing major studied abroad in the UK this summer. She shares her experience with studying abroad during a pandemic.

Aug 19th, 2021

The Office of Head Start is using the term “Equity” quite a bit these days. Here are a few resources for those working in early care and education.

Aug 19th, 2021

The annual Twice-Exceptional Students Seminar will host Dr. Claire Hughes, a national expert on gifted young people with one or more disabilities. She will present “Differentiating Twice: Instructional Strategies for Twice-Exceptional Learners.”

Aug 19th, 2021

When classes start on Monday at WKU, food options at the top of the Hill will look very different. WKU’s Amy Bingham shows us the unique approach being taken to make sure students have plenty of choices in this week’s View from the Hill.

Aug 18th, 2021

A retrospective exhibition of the sculpture and drawings of the late Charles H. Forrester will open Sept. 14 at the Downing Museum at the Baker Arboretum in Bowling Green.

Aug 16th, 2021

Aug 16th, 2021

WKU Volleyball Coach Travis Hudson doesn’t like surprises, but he got one Monday morning when he was recognized as this year’s recipient of the Spirit of WKU Award.

Aug 16th, 2021

In his annual Convocation address, WKU President Timothy C. Caboni provided a recap of the 2020-2021 academic year, while also previewing the year to come.

Aug 13th, 2021

Aug 12th, 2021

Aug 12th, 2021

WKU’s First Year Village, anchored by two brand new residence halls, will be buzzing this semester. What’s unique about these halls is that they offer multiple Living Learning Communities as WKU’s Amy Bingham shows us in this week’s View from the

Aug 12th, 2021

WKU students and recent graduates earned recognition 63 times, totaling more than $653,627 in funding for graduate school, language study, public service, and study abroad.

Aug 11th, 2021

Aug 10th, 2021

As a former Child Protective Services Worker, Austin Griffiths has first-hand knowledge of the challenges of child welfare work and the prevailing needs of children in south central Kentucky.

Aug 10th, 2021

Aug 9th, 2021

This week, Kentucky Association of Manufacturers, Advantage Kentucky Alliance, World Trade Center Kentucky and Indiana Defense Network partner to host Kentucky and Indiana manufacturers on a trip to the Space & Missile Defense Symposium.