Housing & Residence Life

Prepare for a real life apocalypse! Prevent calamity by prepping your resume and interviewing skills. Gain tips and tricks critical for surviving in the work place!

Trivia & Game Night! Make a team & WIN! Winners receive prizes. Maximum 5 people per team. 

Minute to Win It and a Spelling Bee, too!

Board games also available.

COMIC BOOK BALL

Dress as your favorite comic book character and dance the night away!

Refreshments! Costume Contest!

Winnters will receive prizes!

The $100 Solution House is a WKU Living-Learning Community of five individuals who will be working together on projects through The $100 Solution.

The $100 Solution provides students with knowledge, skills, and funds of exactly 100 USD to go into communities and make a difference by asking a simple question: "What can we do to improve your quality of life?" The program demonstrates the power a small amount of money has to change lives, and it challenges the way public service is traditionally done by fully engaging students in the process.

The open house will give you a closer look into the house and program.

If you are interested in applying to live and participate in The $100 Solution House for the 2015-2016 academic year, you can apply online.

Big Volleyballs, Big Games, and Big Fun! 

Teams of 8-10 people

Lunch provided for registered teams

Register Online

Get crafting at the Bemis Hall Pinterest Party!

• WKU Inspired Painting Station
• Bracelet Making
• Yarn Letters
• Tranquilty Jar
• Flowers in Painted Pots

Tuesday, April 21 - 5 pm, Bemis Fishbowl

The $100 Solution House is a WKU Living-Learning Community of five individuals who will be working together on projects through The $100 Solution.

The $100 Solution provides students with knowledge, skills, and funds of exactly 100 USD to go into communities and make a difference by asking a simple question: "What can we do to improve your quality of life?" The program demonstrates the power a small amount of money has to change lives, and it challenges the way public service is traditionally done by fully engaging students in the process.

If you are interested in applying to live and participate in The $100 Solution House for the 2015-2016 academic year, you can apply online.

This two-hour training session reviews basic terminology and concepts surrounding sexuality and gender, and addresses barriers on campus affecting trans-identified students. The presentation is designed to help professional staff members develop action steps and plans for fostering an open, accepting and accommodating campus culture toward transgender-identified students. To view an outline of the training session and session guide, visit http://www.ryansallans.com/speak/professional-training/.

Training session open to all WKU faculty and staff.

Presented by Ryan Sallans: 

Transgender man, renowned speaker, LGBTQIA activist, and author of Second Son: Transitioning Toward My Destiny, Love and Life. Learn more about Ryan at www.ryansallans.com.

The Fifth Annual Gender & Communication Conference

You are more than your gender. You’re a student, an athlete, an artist, a sibling, a partner, a leader, and a spiritual being. Join us as we explore the intersections of our identities, engage in respectful dialogue, expand our worldviews, and evolve our ways of thinking about gender.

The fifth annual Gender & Communication Conference is a special opportunity for WKU students to gather and thoughtfully discuss topics of gender and how it relates to them personally and globally. WKU Faculty and Staff presenters will engage students to critically think and discuss how these topics apply to their everyday lives. Students will walk away with new insights and tools to effectively work and live with others in today's society.

• All WKU students, faculty, and staff members are invited to attend.
• Lunch (provided) with keynote speaker.
• Dessert reception after sessions.
• Swipeable event