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Dec 1st, 2020
As students in WKU’s Industrial/Organizational Psychology master’s program train for careers in human resources and organizational development and effectiveness, they’ve spent their first semester tackling the issue of social justice and law enforc
View ArticleNov 30th, 2020
Two members of WKU’s Kentucky Archaeological Survey, Dr. David Pollack, KAS Director, and Dr. Justin N. Carlson, KAS Project Director, are co-editors of a new book on Ohio Valley archaeology.
View ArticleNov 30th, 2020
Anthony Cabrera, a sophomore from Trenton, is pursuing dual majors in science and math education. He has big plans to change the world through a career in teaching.
View ArticleNov 26th, 2020
A WKU junior from Portland, Tennessee, is counting his blessings this Thanksgiving. A sledding accident in 2015 drastically altered his life. But he refuses to let it define him. WKU's Amy Bingham has his inspiring story in this week's View from the Hill.
View ArticleNov 24th, 2020
"Being a part of this organization has taught me how to be more confident in myself and what I have to offer to the world," said Nyla Rogers.
View ArticleNov 19th, 2020
The Undergraduate Conference is an opportunity for students to share papers they have written in WKU English classes. MFA and English MA graduate students chose the presenters, moderated the event, and determined the "Best in Conference" presentations.
View ArticleNov 19th, 2020
For nearly 40 years now a group of student ambassadors at WKU has helped promote the school?s spirit of hospitality and inspire other students to strive for excellence.
View ArticleNov 19th, 2020
A global pandemic didn?t stop a WKU SKyTeach research project from reaching a global audience.
View ArticleNov 18th, 2020
Applications are now open for middle school science teachers from across the nation to apply to participate in the National STEM Scholar Program, a unique professional development program that provides advanced training for the middle school teachers of
View ArticleNov 18th, 2020
WKU senior Elaine Losekamp, an agriculture major from Bowling Green, became interested in food recovery after attending the annual conference of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education in 2018.
View ArticleNov 17th, 2020
Mac Williams is a senior Professional Writing major with a minor in Creative Writing from Rineyville, KY. Last Spring, Williams received the Critical Language Scholarship which he had hoped to use to study Japanese language abroad.
View ArticleNov 17th, 2020
During her time on the Hill, Jinsey Stinson has been involved in numerous student organizations. ?These organizations have grown me professionally and challenged me, but they?re a lot of fun too," Stinson said.
View ArticleNov 16th, 2020
The Carol Martin Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky has received a major national award for its 10-year partnership with Cloudbridge Nature Reserve in Costa Rica.
View ArticleNov 16th, 2020
Powered by a strong semester-ending performance by junior Madelynn Einhorn, the WKU Forensics Team captured first place in Lincoln-Douglas Debate, first speaker and the overall sweepstakes trophy at a virtual tournament hosted by Illinois State.
View ArticleNov 16th, 2020
Five students in the Department of English have received the Benjamin A. Gilman scholarship which offers grants of up to $5,000 for undergraduate students to pursue academic study abroad opportunities.
View ArticleNov 16th, 2020
Spring '21 internship applications are due Tuesday, November 17, 2020. Junior English major Olivia Alsup offers insight into the importance of internships for English majors and how internships help students apply classroom knowledge in the workplace.
View ArticleNov 12th, 2020
When it comes to fundraising, the pandemic has prompted WKU to be very strategic when it comes to connecting with donors. The school's best donors and volunteers have been celebrated in a unique way as WKU's Amy Bingham shows us in the View from the Hill.
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