Media Relations

For the 20th year, the WKU Department of Agriculture sponsored a short-term study abroad course to Ecuador.

The Office of Scholar Development at WKU is sponsoring a "Day of Workshops" on Thursday (Feb. 7) to raise campus awareness of nationally competitive scholarships and other opportunities for research, creative work and professional development.

WKU Libraries celebrated the grand opening of "The Commons at Cravens" on Jan. 31.

Twenty-eight WKU students will present research during the 2013 Posters-at-the-Capitol event Feb. 21 in Frankfort.

WKU will celebrate the opening of a new geology lab at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday (Feb. 5).

During the 2013 Winter Term, WKU faculty led 114 students to study in either Belize, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, France, Kenya, Mexico or Peru.

"Celebrating the Diversity of Research in the Mammoth Cave Region" is the theme of a research symposium Feb. 14-15.

Sam Ford, a 2005 WKU graduate, is one of three co-authors of the book about the role everyone plays today in circulating media content and what that means for audiences, media producers and marketers.

In this View from the Hill segment, Amy Bingham tells us how WKU is involved in a project to make sure Bowling Green an age-friendly city.

A five-year community-based research project to make Bowling Green more age friendly will enter its next phase this spring with a series of community conversations.