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Apr 14th, 2020
Congratulations to Folk Studies MA student Zahra AbedinezhadMehrabadi, who has just been named the 2019-2020 Outstanding Graduate Student for Potter College of Arts and Letters! The Graduate School announced the winner for each college on Friday.
View ArticleApr 13th, 2020
Last week, WKU Food Recovery, in partnership with the WKU Restaurant Group and the WKU Office of Sustainability, donated 350 pounds of ground coffee and coffee flavorings to the local community.
View ArticleApr 10th, 2020
Some people know WKU senior Morgan McElroy, from Madisonville, as an accomplished student. Others know her as an accomplished WKU softball athlete. She would rather be known as someone of good character.
View ArticleApr 9th, 2020
Dr. Matthew McCurry has been appointed as the new Associate Director of Bands and Director of the Big Red Marching Band at WKU.
View ArticleApr 9th, 2020
With the COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the country, U.S. Census officials say there’s never been a better time to get an accurate census count. WKU’s Amy Bingham looks at the vital role WKU plays in the census in this week’s View from the Hill.
View ArticleApr 9th, 2020
The WKU Board of Regents will conduct committee meetings on April 17 at 1 p.m.
View ArticleApr 7th, 2020
WKU is allowing high school seniors to self-report their GPA to keep the admissions process on track.
View ArticleApr 7th, 2020
On April 3, 2020 the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) issued a new recommendation regarding the use of cloth face coverings when in public as an “additional, voluntary public health measure.”
View ArticleApr 7th, 2020
The Office of Global Learning and International Affairs is partnering with the Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning to sponsor a series of webinars that will serve to educate students, families and community members about COVID-19 and its impact.
View ArticleApr 7th, 2020
The Suzanne Vitale Clinical Education Complex at WKU is offering Arts at Home with Andee, an innovative, virtual art experience program for participants in the Renshaw Early Childhood Center and the Kelly Autism Program Prime Time Program.
View ArticleApr 6th, 2020
Seven Gatton Academy seniors learned recently they are candidates for the 2020 United States Presidential Scholars. They are Caitlin Cook, Bailey Knight, Logan Mingus, JB Morse, Lukas Negron, Sarah Pedersen, and Lydia Speer.
View ArticleApr 3rd, 2020
“Our students have been equally impressive in embracing these new challenges and with their ability to adapt. They are the reason we do this – and we are honored by their continued commitment to their learning and by their faith in us to be their guides"
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