WKU News

Mar 11th, 2020

WKU Community, As the COVID-19 pandemic rapidly evolves, WKU continues to monitor aggressively the situation as it unfolds. We have for weeks been holding extensive internal discussions and developing a wide range of contingency plans to make preparat

Mar 10th, 2020

The Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning is offering the webinar “Teaching When Being in the Classroom is Not Possible” several times over the next two weeks.

Mar 8th, 2020

One question is about how to count the days if coronavirus causes closure for Head Start/Early Head Start programs.

Mar 6th, 2020

The WKU Board of Regents on Friday (March 6) approved up to $1.5 million to renovate classrooms for the nursing program.

Mar 6th, 2020

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a list of chemicals and products that have qualified under their emerging viral pathogen program for use against SARS-CoV-2, a coronavirus that causes COVID-19.

Mar 6th, 2020

Mar 6th, 2020

Mar 5th, 2020

Cleaning and disinfecting surfaces in childcare facilities is fundamental in reducing the potential contribution of those surfaces to the incidence of healthcare-associated infections.

Mar 5th, 2020

Mar 5th, 2020

The month of March is an opportunity to celebrate social workers and recognize the work they do to advocate for millions of people every day.

Mar 5th, 2020

Keaton takes part in WKU’s Communication Disorders (CSD) baccalaureate program with a minor focus in Gerontology and Child Studies. She plans to utilize her degree to become a speech language pathologist.

Mar 4th, 2020

Obadiah is an MHC scholar studying Exercise Science with a pre-med concentration.

Mar 4th, 2020

Mar 4th, 2020

Members of the WKU Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter will be spending their spring break in Decatur, Alabama.

Mar 4th, 2020

WKU will participate in the statewide tornado safety drill today (March 4). At approximately 9:07 a.m. (Central time), WKU will test its emergency communications network, including the outdoor warning speakers and emergency text messaging system.

Mar 4th, 2020

Students studying Arabic language and culture at the Summer Program for Verbally and Mathematically Precocious Youth (VAMPY) will have scholarship opportunities to attend camp thanks to a grant from Qatar Foundation International (QFI). The grant provide

Mar 3rd, 2020

Mar 3rd, 2020

“Once I graduate, I plan on working in a crime scene unit doing forensic chemistry lab work. I hope to eventually end up working in either the FBI or a state crime lab,” Alissa Weston, a senior from Louisville, said.

Mar 3rd, 2020

Mar 3rd, 2020