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May 4th, 2023
During its second quarterly meeting of the calendar year Thursday (May 4), the Western Kentucky University Board of Regents approved a number of new certificate programs.
View ArticleMay 4th, 2023
More than 2,800 graduates are being recognized at WKU’s Commencement ceremony tonight, including the Ogden Foundation Scholar. WKU’s Amy Bingham has more on the student receiving the university’s top undergraduate award in this week’s View from t
View ArticleMay 3rd, 2023
“I have met so many interesting, unique people just because we were struggling through the same physics, calculus and chemistry courses. These people have pushed me to be a better and more productive and prepared version of myself."
View ArticleMay 3rd, 2023
The Kentucky Museum will host the kick-off event for Duncan Hines Days with a special talk by former WKU archivist Jonathan Jeffrey on Sunday, June 4, from 2pm to 4pm.
View ArticleMay 2nd, 2023
After more than 32 years of tremendous service to the WKU community and her invaluable presence in the Department of Mathematics, we are wishing Lynne Swetmon a very happy retirement! We will miss you!
View ArticleMay 2nd, 2023
In addition to the five WKU alumni and graduating seniors awarded Fulbright US Student grants this spring, Paige Figueroa (‘22 Economics and Spanish) and Jaclyn Schiess (‘22 Dance) have been named alternates.
View ArticleMay 2nd, 2023
WKU's National Pan-Hellenic Council hosted elections for the 2023-2024 executive board on April 26.
View ArticleMay 1st, 2023
“The best part of WKU for me was getting to do what I loved each and every day with pursuing my education degree while also being a student-athlete."
View ArticleMay 1st, 2023
Eleven Western Kentucky University graduate programs have been ranked among the best in the country in U.S. News and World Report’s 2023-2024 Best Graduate Schools rankings.
View ArticleApr 29th, 2023
"Through taking advantage of the countless opportunities WKU provides, I have been blessed with mentors, friendships and lessons that have allowed me to grow and break barriers as a first-generation college student."
View ArticleApr 28th, 2023
“We want to impact the next generation so they know what a leader looks like,” said Tijuan Neal II, Graduate Assistant with the Intercultural Student Engagement Center.
View ArticleApr 28th, 2023
Olivia Blackmon, Noah Lyles, and Langley Williams have been awarded $25,000 David L. Boren Scholarships to fund intensive language study in Taiwan during the 2023-2024 academic year. Reece Gillespie has been named an alternate in the competition. All are
View ArticleApr 28th, 2023
Samantha Temple, a WKU senior from Springhill Tennessee with a major in Technical writing and a minor in History, reached her goal and started her internship journey at the Special Collections Library.
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