WKU News

Jul 2nd, 2018

Jul 2nd, 2018

Jul 2nd, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for July 2, 2018.

Jun 29th, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for June 29, 2018.

Jun 29th, 2018

Leadership skills, communication skills and even financial planning are all covered in the Young Male Leadership Academy. The program is designed to address a shortage of minority male teachers as WKU's Amy Bingham reports in the View from the Hill.

Jun 28th, 2018

WKU’s Department of Agriculture hosted 20 students June 10-14 for the ASSET (Agriculture Students Striving for Effective Tomorrows) Conference.

Jun 28th, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for June 28, 2018.

Jun 27th, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for June 27, 2018.

Jun 26th, 2018

Jun 26th, 2018

WKU students Katie Daniels of Glasgow, Kate Hart of Princeton and Tristan Shaw of Louisville were selected as Gilman Scholars and will receive up to $8,000 to fund their study abroad programs during fall 2018 and academic year 2018-19.

Jun 26th, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for June 26, 2018.

Jun 25th, 2018

The Center for Gifted Studies at WKU hosted 118 campers for the 36th annual Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students (SCATS) from June 10 to 22. Located on the campus of WKU, SCATS provides enhanced learning opportunities for acade

Jun 25th, 2018

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

Jun 25th, 2018

Dr. Ashley Stinnett is spending the summer in Amsterdam establishing a new research fieldsite, where she is exploring how people living in Holland are experiencing meat production and consumption.

Jun 22nd, 2018

The WKU Board of Regents on Friday (June 22) approved a $388.4 million budget for 2018-19, a 6 percent reduction from the current budget.

Jun 22nd, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for June 22, 2018.

Jun 21st, 2018

It’s been 10 years since the Center for Courageous Kids began offering a camping experience to kids suffering from 100 different illnesses. WKU has a strong presence at the medical camping facility as WKU's Amy Bingham explains in the View from the Hill.

Jun 21st, 2018

Jun 21st, 2018

Next week marks the 35th year The Center for Gifted Studies has offered the Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth (VAMPY) and the Advanced Placement Summer Institute.

Jun 21st, 2018

Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for June 21, 2018.