PCAL Calendar

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Where Connection, Collaboration, and Creative Chaos Reign! Experience a range of innovative, original performances and enjoy the excitement of being a part of something absolutely new!

Slate A: Thursday & Saturday at 7:30 PM

Slate B: Friday at 7:30 PM & Sunday at 2 PM

Recommended for mature audiences.

Admission is free, but donations of $5 are appreciated! No advanced reservations, tickets are at the door, and general admission seating.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

This is a free event.

Where Connection, Collaboration, and Creative Chaos Reign! Experience a range of innovative, original performances and enjoy the excitement of being a part of something absolutely new!

Slate A: Thursday & Saturday at 7:30 PM

Slate B: Friday at 7:30 PM & Sunday at 2 PM

Recommended for mature audiences.

Admission is free, but donations of $5 are appreciated! No advanced reservations, tickets are at the door, and general admission seating.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Where Connection, Collaboration, and Creative Chaos Reign! Experience a range of innovative, original performances and enjoy the excitement of being a part of something absolutely new!

Slate A: Thursday & Saturday at 7:30 PM

Slate B: Friday at 7:30 PM & Sunday at 2 PM

Recommended for mature audiences.

Admission is free, but donations of $5 are appreciated! No advanced reservations, tickets are at the door, and general admission seating.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Where Connection, Collaboration, and Creative Chaos Reign! Experience a range of innovative, original performances and enjoy the excitement of being a part of something absolutely new!

Slate A: Thursday & Saturday at 7:30 PM

Slate B: Friday at 7:30 PM & Sunday at 2 PM

Recommended for mature audiences.

Admission is free, but donations of $5 are appreciated! No advanced reservations, tickets are at the door, and general admission seating.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Kyla Scanlon is redefining how a new generation understands the economy. An economic commentator, educator, and creator, as well as a bestselling author and WKU alumna, Kyla is best known for making complex financial systems make sense. With nearly a million engaged followers across platforms, she breaks down everything from jobs and monetary policy to the narratives driving markets and culture. She coined the now widely used term “vibecession” to describe the disconnect between strong economic data and public sentiment—an example of her ability to capture and translate economic shifts into language everyone can grasp. Her debut book, In This Economy? How Money and Markets Really Work, became a New York Times bestseller, cementing her role as the go-to voice translating today’s economy for tomorrow’s leaders.In her newest venture Scanlon is bringing her content and expertise to CNN as a Contributor & Economic Analyst.

On stage, Kyla doesn’t lecture; she sparks conversations. She helps people not just keep up with the economy, but see themselves within it, and she brings this lens to stages everywhere, from financial institutions to universities and nonprofit organizations. Her audiences leave equipped with a clearer understanding of how the economy works, but also with practical tools for navigating it—whether they’re finance leaders, consultants advising clients, labor groups advocating for workers, or students imagining their future place in the market. With her clarity and warmth, Kyla invites audiences into a dialogue about the forces shaping our world, empowering them to think critically, communicate better, and make more informed decisions.

Kyla’s insights have been featured by The New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg, and The Wall Street Journal, among others. She was recently named to Barron’s list of the 100 Most Influential Women in U.S. Finance and recognized by MarketWatch as one of the 50 Most Influential People in Markets.

This is a free event.

Show and ticket information are TBA!

This is a free event.

Show and ticket information TBA!

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

This is a free event.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

Repertoire and tickets TBA!

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

Join us for an exhilarating evening of dance as the WKU Dance Company presents a dynamic collection of works showcasing the unique artistic voices of WKU dance faculty and nationally acclaimed guest artists. Set to music ranging from classical to pop, and exploring themes from playful to thought-provoking, this performance offers something for everyone.

Through ballet, jazz, modern, and tap, WKU's talented dancers bring each piece to life with exceptional skill, energy, and artistry. Creative collaboration with faculty and students from the Theatre Design & Technology program enhances the experience, creating a captivating environment for these dance works to unfold.

Tickets: Adults $16 / All Students $5

Purchase tickets at wku.showare.com or by contacting the WKU Fine Arts Box Office at 270-745-3121 or boxoffice@wku.edu.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

This is a free event.

Repertoire and tickets TBA!

Join us for an exhilarating evening of dance as the WKU Dance Company presents a dynamic collection of works showcasing the unique artistic voices of WKU dance faculty and nationally acclaimed guest artists. Set to music ranging from classical to pop, and exploring themes from playful to thought-provoking, this performance offers something for everyone.

Through ballet, jazz, modern, and tap, WKU's talented dancers bring each piece to life with exceptional skill, energy, and artistry. Creative collaboration with faculty and students from the Theatre Design & Technology program enhances the experience, creating a captivating environment for these dance works to unfold.

Tickets: Adults $16 / All Students $5

Purchase tickets at wku.showare.com or by contacting the WKU Fine Arts Box Office at 270-745-3121 or boxoffice@wku.edu.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

This is a free event.

Join us for an exhilarating evening of dance as the WKU Dance Company presents a dynamic collection of works showcasing the unique artistic voices of WKU dance faculty and nationally acclaimed guest artists. Set to music ranging from classical to pop, and exploring themes from playful to thought-provoking, this performance offers something for everyone.

Through ballet, jazz, modern, and tap, WKU's talented dancers bring each piece to life with exceptional skill, energy, and artistry. Creative collaboration with faculty and students from the Theatre Design & Technology program enhances the experience, creating a captivating environment for these dance works to unfold.

Tickets: Adults $16 / All Students $5

Purchase tickets at wku.showare.com or by contacting the WKU Fine Arts Box Office at 270-745-3121 or boxoffice@wku.edu.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

Join us for an exhilarating evening of dance as the WKU Dance Company presents a dynamic collection of works showcasing the unique artistic voices of WKU dance faculty and nationally acclaimed guest artists. Set to music ranging from classical to pop, and exploring themes from playful to thought-provoking, this performance offers something for everyone.

Through ballet, jazz, modern, and tap, WKU's talented dancers bring each piece to life with exceptional skill, energy, and artistry. Creative collaboration with faculty and students from the Theatre Design & Technology program enhances the experience, creating a captivating environment for these dance works to unfold.

Tickets: Adults $16 / All Students $5

Purchase tickets at wku.showare.com or by contacting the WKU Fine Arts Box Office at 270-745-3121 or boxoffice@wku.edu.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

Repertoire and tickets TBA!

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

This is a free event.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

Emerging student choreographers in the Dance program present their original works in this informal showcase. A variety of dance genres and inspirations are explored in innovative ways. This informal concert gives our students an opportunity to see their work come to life onstage!

All tickets are $5. Purchase tickets at wku.showare.com or by contacting the WKU Fine Arts Box Office at 270-745-3121 or boxoffice@wku.edu.

This group exhibition presents the work of seniors graduating from the WKU Department of Art & Design in Spring and Summer 2027.

Repertoire and tickets TBA!