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WKU to celebrate Constitution Week

Sep 14th, 2022

Western Kentucky University will celebrate Constitution Week with a series of events next week.

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PCAL Sponsors Bowling Green Hot Rods Game

Sep 12th, 2022

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Kentucky Museum receives NEH Grant for Preservation Project
Kentucky Museum receives NEH Grant for Preservation Project

Sep 12th, 2022

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First Farmers exhibit opens Thursday at Kentucky Museum
First Farmers exhibit opens Thursday at Kentucky Museum

Sep 6th, 2022

First Farmers of the Barren River Valley will open Thursday, September 8, at the Kentucky Museum. Starting at 5pm, visitors can meet the archaeological team that excavated the 1,500-year-old site and view the exhibit.

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WKU Offers Dollar General TESOL Scholarship

Aug 31st, 2022

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Neiman Foundation awards Kentucky Museum grant for Art Storage project
Neiman Foundation awards Kentucky Museum grant for Art Storage project

Aug 30th, 2022

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

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Thank You for a Successful Start to the 2022 Fall Semester
Thank You for a Successful Start to the 2022 Fall Semester

Aug 29th, 2022

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Philosophy Professor Receives $281,104 NEH Grant

Aug 24th, 2022

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Folk Studies Graduate Program Celebrates 50 Years at WKU

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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PCAL Philosophy Professor Receives $281,104 NEH Grant

Aug 24th, 2022

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Kentucky Folklife Program now accepting nominations for the 2023 Homer Ledford Award

Nov 29th, 2022

The Kentucky Folklife Program is accepting nominations for the 2023 Homer Ledford Award, through February 1. This award honors outstanding Kentucky luthiers in memory of master luthier, musician, and educator Homer Ledford.

3 Reasons to Support Museums for #GivingTuesday

Nov 29th, 2022

Did you know that museums – as part of the arts sector – are vital to our economic, social, and personal well-being? This #GivingTuesday, here’s three reasons that you should become a supporter of the Kentucky Museum.

Dr. Holli Drummond Reappointed as Sociology & Criminology Department Chair

Nov 28th, 2022

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Gender & Women’s Studies Hosts Sexual Assault Awareness Panel Discussion (Gail Martin Lecture and Faculty Development Series)

Nov 22nd, 2022

On Wednesday, November 16, the Gender & Women’s Studies program hosted a screening of Promising Young Woman (2020) proceeded by a panel discussion on sexual assault awareness, prevention, and advocacy.

TESL Student Kaylee ben Yosef Obtains Translator Internship Position

Nov 17th, 2022

Kaylee ben Yosef, a senior of the WKU English Department, obtained a paid internship position at Franklin Precision Industry (FPI) as a translator for Japanese employees.

Upcoming 2022 Gail Martin Lecture by Dr. Carissa Harris

Oct 11th, 2022

On Thursday, October 20 at 7:00 pm in CH 125, the English Department and GWS program will host the 2022 Gail Martin Lecture by Dr. Carissa Harris, entitled “Sexual Consent, Vulnerability, and Pleasure in Medieval England and Scotland.”

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