WKU News

Jul 25th, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for July 25, 2018.

Jul 24th, 2018

Four KAP Circle of Support students, college students in the Kelly Autism Program at WKU, are spending the summer helping campers at the Center for Courageous Kids, a non-profit camp that serves children with serious illnesses. Read more.

Jul 24th, 2018

Dr. Tracy Inman, Associate Director of The Center for Gifted Studies, has been elected to the board of directors for the National Association of Gifted Children (NAGC) as Parent Representative.

Jul 24th, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for July 24, 2018.

Jul 23rd, 2018

Kate Parker Horigan, Assistant Professor in the Department of Folk Studies and Anthropology, has just published Consuming Katrina: Public Disaster and Personal Narrative (University Press of Mississippi: 2018).

Jul 23rd, 2018

WKU Police Chief Mitchell Walker received the Department of Defense/ESGR Patriot Award in appreciation for the support he has provided to WKUPD Officer Dwight C. Bushong who serves with the 1103rd Military Police Detachment of the Kentucky National Guard.

Jul 23rd, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for July 23, 2018.

Jul 20th, 2018

Members of the Executive Committee (EC) for the World Council for Gifted and Talented Children met on the campus of WKU July 15-17.

Jul 20th, 2018

When WKU President Timothy C. Caboni took over more than a year ago, he said he wanted to visit each of the 27 counties in WKU’s service area. He has spent the summer doing just that as WKU's Amy Bingham explains in the View from the Hill.

Jul 20th, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for July 20, 2018.

Jul 19th, 2018

Newly released book by WKU Folk Studies and Anthropology Assistant Professor Dr. Kate Parker Horigan.

Jul 19th, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for July 19, 2018.

Jul 18th, 2018

A group of freshmen are getting a head start on their studies at WKU this summer. Nearly 50 students are participating in Summer Start, a five-week program that allows first-year students to become acclimated to college before the fall semester begins.

Jul 18th, 2018

An award-winning actress of the stage and screen, a pioneer in Kentucky education reform and a nationally and internationally recognized pediatric surgeon will join WKU’s Hall of Distinguished Alumni this fall.

Jul 18th, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for July 18, 2018.

Jul 17th, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for July 17, 2018.

Jul 16th, 2018

The Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth (VAMPY) hosted 183 students for a three-week program from June 25 to July 13. Hosted by The Center for Gifted Studies, the students came from across the United States and the world.

Jul 16th, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for July 16, 2018.

Jul 12th, 2018

You’re never too young to make a difference. That’s what a WKU student thought when a popular movie inspired her to help others when she was in elementary school. WKU's Amy Bingham has the story in the View from the Hill.

Jul 10th, 2018

WKU faculty members Audra Jennings and Alexander Olson are among the inaugural recipients of the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Project Development Grants.