Subscribe via: 
RSS | 
E-Mail
RSS | E-Mail 
Visit Us On These Sites
TOP STORY
WKU Regents Approve $349.4 Million Budget
The Western Kentucky University Board Of Regents today (Friday) approved a $349.4 million budget for 2009-10.
(06/19/09) - FULL STORY
LATEST NEWS RELEASES
WKU Students Awarded Gilman Scholarships Three Western Kentucky University students have received prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships for the fall 2009 semester. (06/29/09) - MORE
WKU Receives NSF Grant For Science/Math Teaching Program Western Kentucky University has received a National Science Foundation grant of nearly $900,000 for a program to increase the number of science and mathematics teachers.
(06/22/09) - MORE
Kentucky Mesonet Proving Valuable In Storm Assessments
Data collected by Kentucky Mesonet stations has been valuable in assessing the impact ofay afternoon recent severe weather in the region.” (06/08/09) - MORE
Actor Rosenbaum Returns To WKU For Alumni College Actor Michael Rosenbaum posed for pictures, signed autographs and mingled with fans Saturday afternoon.”
(06/08/09) - MORE
RECENT RELEASES
• News & Events Tips
• Gatton Academy Named To Newsweek's List Of 'Public Elites'
• Three WKU Students Selected For Hearst Photo Finals
• Couple Has Made Legacy Gifts To WKU
• McConnell Officially Launches Mesonet Network
• Autism Support Program Expands Into Owensboro
• WKU Logo To Appear On Nascar Nationwide Series Car
• McConnell To Officially Launch Mesonet Network
• WKU Educational Leadership Program Selects Third Cohort Of Students
• The Center For Gifted Studies To Honor Seventh-Graders
• WKU Confers Degrees To Record Number Of Spring Graduates
• Gatton Academy Honors First Class Of Students To Complete 2-Yr. Program
• Graduate Ceremony Begins WKU's Commencement Weekend
• WKU Remains Among Nation's Best In Hearst Competition
• WKU's Personal Touch Made A Difference For Ogden Scholar
• WKU Spring Commencement Set For May 15-17
• WKU Wins Hearst Program's Multimedia Competition
• Sorority, Friends Celebrate Life Of WKU Student
• Strow Named BB&T Professor For Study Of Capitalism
• WKU Extends Sympathy To Family, Friends Of Laura Chaney
• Spike Lee Tells WKU Students, Others To Follow Their Dreams
• Pepperdigital Provides Digital Communication Analysis
• Innovative Partnership Brings Recognition To WKU
• Gatton Academy Student Receives DOD Scholarship Valued At $250,000
• WKU Student Work On Project With Oak Ridge National Lab
• Gatton Academy Named To Newsweek's List Of 'Public Elites'
• Three WKU Students Selected For Hearst Photo Finals
• Couple Has Made Legacy Gifts To WKU
• McConnell Officially Launches Mesonet Network
• Autism Support Program Expands Into Owensboro
• WKU Logo To Appear On Nascar Nationwide Series Car
• McConnell To Officially Launch Mesonet Network
• WKU Educational Leadership Program Selects Third Cohort Of Students
• The Center For Gifted Studies To Honor Seventh-Graders
• WKU Confers Degrees To Record Number Of Spring Graduates
• Gatton Academy Honors First Class Of Students To Complete 2-Yr. Program
• Graduate Ceremony Begins WKU's Commencement Weekend
• WKU Remains Among Nation's Best In Hearst Competition
• WKU's Personal Touch Made A Difference For Ogden Scholar
• WKU Spring Commencement Set For May 15-17
• WKU Wins Hearst Program's Multimedia Competition
• Sorority, Friends Celebrate Life Of WKU Student
• Strow Named BB&T Professor For Study Of Capitalism
• WKU Extends Sympathy To Family, Friends Of Laura Chaney
• Spike Lee Tells WKU Students, Others To Follow Their Dreams
• Pepperdigital Provides Digital Communication Analysis
• Innovative Partnership Brings Recognition To WKU
• Gatton Academy Student Receives DOD Scholarship Valued At $250,000
• WKU Student Work On Project With Oak Ridge National Lab
WKU IN THE NEWS
• Grant helps WKU create more teachers
• Kenny Perry surges to 14th victory with Travelers Championship win
• Mt. Juliet pitcher signs with WKU
• Janae Howard leaves U of L for WKU
• Ken McDonald's Hilltoppers No Longer a Mid-Major
• Perry, 49, suddenly is an old favorite
• 'Lex' says WKU made it all possible
• WKU alums loving Lee's magical ride
• Ole Miss tops WKU 4-1 for regional title
• Former WKU star Rose dead at 62
• Nothing's too bizarre for a Black Crowe
• Durant's brother signs with Toppers
• Orlando's Lee takes time to remember Philly friend
• Magic guard Courtney Lee is a rarity
• Vestavia Hills' Jordan Swing nets Gatorade Alabama Player of the Year honor
• Vietnam War pilots become fast friends decades later
• Stakes higher now for WKU
• AP - All American Team - Orlando Mendez-Valdez, WKU
• WKU has loftier goals going forward
• Lindsey brings experience to Aggie football staff
• Hilltoppers lose on last-second shot
• Gonzaga, Western Kentucky aren't interested in "mid-major" label
• Western Kentucky's Orlando Mendez-Valdez determined to succeed
• Kenny McDonald is the latest coach to find success after leaving RI
• WKU wants NCAA runs to be rule, not exception
• Western Kentucky hoping to shed mid-major status
• Fine 'rebuilding' season for Western Kentucky
• Rogers just glad that he got his Shot
• Hilltoppers savor return to NCAA Tournament
• Country Music Star Earned Stripes in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Meet Pete Mahurin: Ky.'s Warren Buffett
• 'Keep Workin', Dad'
• For Ty Rogers, one moment provides a lifetime of stories
• Kenny Perry surges to 14th victory with Travelers Championship win
• Mt. Juliet pitcher signs with WKU
• Janae Howard leaves U of L for WKU
• Ken McDonald's Hilltoppers No Longer a Mid-Major
• Perry, 49, suddenly is an old favorite
• 'Lex' says WKU made it all possible
• WKU alums loving Lee's magical ride
• Ole Miss tops WKU 4-1 for regional title
• Former WKU star Rose dead at 62
• Nothing's too bizarre for a Black Crowe
• Durant's brother signs with Toppers
• Orlando's Lee takes time to remember Philly friend
• Magic guard Courtney Lee is a rarity
• Vestavia Hills' Jordan Swing nets Gatorade Alabama Player of the Year honor
• Vietnam War pilots become fast friends decades later
• Stakes higher now for WKU
• AP - All American Team - Orlando Mendez-Valdez, WKU
• WKU has loftier goals going forward
• Lindsey brings experience to Aggie football staff
• Hilltoppers lose on last-second shot
• Gonzaga, Western Kentucky aren't interested in "mid-major" label
• Western Kentucky's Orlando Mendez-Valdez determined to succeed
• Kenny McDonald is the latest coach to find success after leaving RI
• WKU wants NCAA runs to be rule, not exception
• Western Kentucky hoping to shed mid-major status
• Fine 'rebuilding' season for Western Kentucky
• Rogers just glad that he got his Shot
• Hilltoppers savor return to NCAA Tournament
• Country Music Star Earned Stripes in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Meet Pete Mahurin: Ky.'s Warren Buffett
• 'Keep Workin', Dad'
• For Ty Rogers, one moment provides a lifetime of stories
VIEW FROM THE HILL
THIS WEEK @ WKU
Wednesday, July 01
Advanced Placement Summer Institute
Various campus locations. Through July 3. Contact Gifted Studies, 745-6323.
Thursday, July 02
Advanced Placement Summer Institute
Various campus locations. Through July 3. Contact Gifted Studies, 745-6323.
Final Exams
For three-week and four-week June Sessions. Contact Summer Sessions, 745-2478.
Twilight Concert Series
(7:00 p.m.) - Featuring the Southern Kentucky Concert Band. Basil Griffin Park. Contact Joe Stites, 745-4388.
Friday, July 03
Fourth Of July Holiday
WKU offices closed. No classes.
Advanced Placement Summer Insitute
Various campus locations. Contact Gifted Studies, 745-6323.
Saturday, July 04
Fourth Of July Concert And Fireworks
(8:00 p.m.) - Guthrie Tower. Contact Orchestra Kentucky, 846-2426.
Advanced Placement Summer Institute
Various campus locations. Through July 3. Contact Gifted Studies, 745-6323.
Thursday, July 02
Advanced Placement Summer Institute
Various campus locations. Through July 3. Contact Gifted Studies, 745-6323.
Final Exams
For three-week and four-week June Sessions. Contact Summer Sessions, 745-2478.
Twilight Concert Series
(7:00 p.m.) - Featuring the Southern Kentucky Concert Band. Basil Griffin Park. Contact Joe Stites, 745-4388.
Friday, July 03
Fourth Of July Holiday
WKU offices closed. No classes.
Advanced Placement Summer Insitute
Various campus locations. Contact Gifted Studies, 745-6323.
Saturday, July 04
Fourth Of July Concert And Fireworks
(8:00 p.m.) - Guthrie Tower. Contact Orchestra Kentucky, 846-2426.