Potter College News

Oct 29th, 2021

The Gender and Women’s Studies program and WKU’s Women in Business Club hosted a Women in Business panel on October 21. The panel featured an array of distinguished women in prominent business roles to celebrate National Women Entrepreneurship Week.

Oct 28th, 2021

Dr. Inmaculada Pertusa, a professor of Spanish and Literature at WKU, invited Dr. Elena Madrigal to engage students through a Zoom presentation about Torri. Dr. Madrigal is a principal researcher of Julio Torri from a literary and academic standpoint and

Oct 28th, 2021

On November 21, 2021, WKU students had the opportunity to take a “trip around the world” without leaving the third floor of the WKU Honors College and International Center (HCIC) where Ekaterina Myakshina, professor of Russian, holds her classes.

Oct 28th, 2021

The School of Media and the Photojournalism program will host an opening reception Saturday (Oct. 30) for "March to March: A Year of Unrest, Uncertainty and Unknowns."

Oct 26th, 2021

After a year's hiatus due to COVID-19, the WKU English Club is hosting a book sale this week with prizes, tasty treats, and amazing book deal! Cash and Venmo payments are accepted!

Oct 25th, 2021

Oct 24th, 2021

WKU Folk Studies students, faculty, and staff attended the American Folklore Society 2021 Annual Meeting, presenting research and projects, connecting with alumni, and celebrating the awarding of a prestigious honor to alumnus Teresa Hollingsworth.

Oct 22nd, 2021

WKU Music Department faculty members will present An Evening of Chamber Music on Sunday, featuring classical and new works by female composers from the 1800s to 2019.

Oct 21st, 2021

On October 19, 2021, the WKU Department of Modern Languages collaborated with the WKU Department of Political Science as alumni of both departments shared the power and prospects of pairing international affairs (IA) and language study in the professional

Oct 21st, 2021

Faculty and students of Potter College of Arts and Letters gathered on Tuesday 19, 2021 at the Kentucky Museum to commemorate the beginning of the fall season and celebrate a staple WKU tradition: the PCAL Fall Festival. Students experienced the usual-- m