WKU News

Sep 1st, 2022

This week’s groundbreaking of a WKU Soccer/Softball Complex is especially sweet for both head coaches whose histories with the programs date back to the beginning. WKU’s Amy Bingham explains in this week’s View from the Hill.

Aug 31st, 2022

After first serving as a physical activities building, then for decades as a university library, an iconic Western Kentucky University structure was dedicated today as The Commons at Helm Library.

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The Kentucky Museum will upgrade their art print collection storage with a $10,000 grant from the LeRoy Neiman and Janet Byrne Neiman Foundation.

Aug 29th, 2022

Jordan Basham of WKU Public Media joins other distinguished public media leaders from across the country to participate in the Public Media Diversity Leaders Initiative (PMDLI).

Aug 29th, 2022

Mathematics Associate Professor, Dr. Özer, funded by the KY NSF EPSCoR under the URE program

Aug 29th, 2022

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Aug 29th, 2022

Gatton Academy student, Brody Johnson, participated in the Undergraduate Research Education Program with the Wood Hudson Cancer Research Laboratory during the Summer of 2022.

Aug 26th, 2022

The 2022 WKU Sisterhood grant application is now available. Applications are due by Oct. 1.

Aug 25th, 2022

The Commons at Helm Library is not your average library. After a soft opening at the end of the last semester, the transformed space is fully operational as WKU’s Amy Bingham shows us in this week’s View from the Hill.

Aug 24th, 2022

Aug 24th, 2022

The WKU Alumni Association, in partnership with the Department of Student Activities and WKU Athletics, has announced that the tradition of WKU Homecoming will be celebrated with a “Nightmare on Normal Street” theme throughout the week concluding Oct

Aug 24th, 2022

The Folk Studies program at WKU is celebrating with a series of five speakers marking five decades of folklore graduate studies at WKU.

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Aug 23rd, 2022

Harsh Moolani, a 2016 WKU Gatton Academy graduate and member of the WKU Center for Applied Science in Health and Aging (CASHA), along with his nonprofit Create Circles, received $495K in Civil Money Penalty funds from the Commonwealth of Kentucky.