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Apr 22nd, 2020
The WKU English faculty rose to the challenge to deliver quality instruction and transform course material to an online format, while providing support for students who have had to make personal and academic adjustments in a short amount of time.
View Article![Academic Affairs Committee of WKU Regents to meet Thursday](https://www.wku.edu/img_news/article_thumbs/8737.jpg)
Apr 22nd, 2020
The Academic Affairs Committee of the WKU Board of Regents will hold a special-called meeting at 3 p.m. Thursday.
View Article![Four Mahurin Honors College Students Recognized in Critical Language Scholarship competition](https://www.wku.edu/img_news/article_thumbs/10211.jpg)
Apr 21st, 2020
Mahurin Honors College Senior Mac Williams (pictured) was awarded a Critical Language Scholarship. Additionally, Honors students Lily Hamm, Ryan Richardson, and Jessica Williams were recognized as alternates.
View Article![Hamilton focuses on ability, not barriers](https://www.wku.edu/img_news/article_thumbs/8736.jpg)
Apr 21st, 2020
Dance well. Sing loud. Speak boldly. Graduate with honors. Jazzlin Hamilton’s doctors did not expect her to perform those actions, but she did and still does. This is a story of a WKU junior from Louisville who defies odds.
View Article![WKU continues COVID-19 Learn-On Sessions](https://www.wku.edu/img_news/article_thumbs/8734.jpg)
Apr 21st, 2020
The second COVID-19 Learn-On session will take place Thursday, April 23, at 10:30 a.m.
View ArticleApr 21st, 2020
Graduating senior and English major Mac Williams was awarded a US Department of State Critical Language Scholarship to study Japanese language intensively in Okayama, Japan.
View Article![30 students selected as WKU Spirit Masters for 2020-21](https://www.wku.edu/img_news/article_thumbs/8728.jpg)
Apr 20th, 2020
Thirty WKU students have been selected as Spirit Masters, the official student ambassadors of WKU, for the 2020-21 year.
View Article![Gatton Academy Student Represents Kentucky at National Posters on the Hill](https://www.wku.edu/img_news/article_thumbs/8726.jpg)
Apr 20th, 2020
First-year student from The Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky, Gloria Huang, is one of only 60 students nationwide selected for the Council on Undergraduate Research Posters on the Hill celebration.
View Article![Rollings Bigler gives students a voice through teaching and research](https://www.wku.edu/img_news/article_thumbs/8725.jpg)
Apr 19th, 2020
Dr. Amelia Rollings Bigler, Assistant Professor of Musical Theatre Voice, helps her students find their voices through her commitment to empower students by teaching them how to sing.
View Article![The Gatton Academy Selects 102 Students for Class of 2022](https://www.wku.edu/img_news/article_thumbs/8720.jpg)
Apr 17th, 2020
Students from 47 counties represent the Class of 2022. The selected students scored an average composite of 30.58 on the ACT and 30.23 on the mathematics portion of the exam.
View Article![Stay connected through dance](https://www.wku.edu/img_news/article_thumbs/8719.jpg)
Apr 16th, 2020
“We work extremely closely with the students throughout their four years, in dance classes, as advisors, and in rehearsals for dance concerts. We are very much a family,” said Amanda Clark, Dance Program Coordinator and Professor.
View Article![KFP Launches](https://www.wku.edu/img_news/article_thumbs/8713.jpg)
Apr 16th, 2020
The Kentucky Folklife Program, in partnership with WKU Folk Studies Program and the Kentucky Oral History Commission, is launching a new project, Connecting Across the Commonwealth in the Time of the Coronavirus.
View Article![View from the Hill: WKU students helping local businesses](https://www.wku.edu/img_news/article_thumbs/8712.jpg)
Apr 16th, 2020
Some WKU sales students are helping local businesses survive this global pandemic one meal at a time. WKU’s Amy Bingham has more on the partnership in this week’s View from the Hill.
View Article![Ogden College Dean converts scuba masks into personal protective equipment](https://www.wku.edu/img_news/article_thumbs/8711.jpg)
Apr 14th, 2020
Dr. Greg Arbuckle, Interim Dean of WKU's Ogden College of Science & Engineering, has been working to turn scuba masks into personal protective equipment (PPE) for healthcare workers.
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