WKU News

Apr 25th, 2024

WKU Forensics took first in Open sweepstakes at the National Forensics Association National Tournament on April 18-22 hosted by Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan.

Apr 24th, 2024

Wyatt Mick (MHC '26) talks about his brand new film "It's Getting Hot in Here" which will be unveiled April 25th at the WKU Film Festival!

Apr 24th, 2024

Vivian Rivera (‘24 Biology), Isabel Pergande (‘22 Political Science and History), and Jack Galloway (‘24 Business Data Analytics and Environmental, Sustainability, and Geographic Studies) have been named alternates in the Fulbright US Student Progr

Apr 24th, 2024

By honing skills during project-based learning opportunities, cultivating a strong support network on campus and giving back through leadership roles, graduating senior Carelynn Hartmann built a strong foundation for her future during her time at WKU.

Apr 24th, 2024

Alex Lahman, a Tennessee native, recounts her transformative journey at Western Kentucky University. From navigating transfer hurdles to thriving in architectural science, she is paving her path toward a future in architecture.

Apr 23rd, 2024

Three student leaders in WKU Student Publications were honored by College Media Business & Advertising Managers during an awards ceremony April 19.

Apr 23rd, 2024

“Challenging Conversations: Ethical Approaches to Team-Based Care," presented by Drs. Melissa Travelsted and Kurt Neelly from WKU CHHS were awarded the best poster in the Communication Strategies, Empathy category at the IPEC poster fair.

Apr 23rd, 2024

“I chose to attend WKU because of the merit scholarship opportunities, study abroad programs through the Mahurin Honors College and to stay closer to my brothers for a little longer as they positively influence and motivate me."

Apr 23rd, 2024

Dr. Bruce Schulte, University Distinguished Professor of Biology, will be featured on a special series from "The Deal With Animals" podcast.

Apr 23rd, 2024

At WKU’s Innovation Campus last week, Holley Performance Brands (NYSE:HLLY) showcased the Company’s 1992 Chevrolet 1500 which has been converted from internal combustion to EV. This particular truck has been in the Holley family for nearly 20 years i

Apr 23rd, 2024

Vivian Rivera is WKU's latest to earn the National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship. NSF Fellows receive a three-year annual stipend of $37,000 and a $16,000 cost-of-education allowance is awarded to their graduate institution.

Apr 23rd, 2024

The Kentucky Museum is thrilled to debut its latest art exhibition, Tangents to Heaven, which features The Mary Norton Shands and Alfred R. Shands III Art Collection Bequest.

Apr 22nd, 2024

“She has overcome every hurdle. And I am not sure people appreciate how difficult it is to remain so focused when you are separated from your family, friends and loved ones because they live thousands of miles away in a war-torn country."

Apr 22nd, 2024

“I have always wanted to have a community that I can call home - a community that is large and welcoming - people that I can always rely on."

Apr 22nd, 2024

Apr 22nd, 2024

This month’s member spotlight is on Mr. Miller Slaughter who is currently working as a business development specialist for Community Ventures in connection with the Small Business Development Center with his office at WKU Innovation Campus’s Collabor

Apr 22nd, 2024

Apr 22nd, 2024

WKU’s Greek community hosted its annual awards convocation on Sunday (April 21) at E. A. Diddle Arena.

Apr 22nd, 2024

Dr. Nick Fortune (Associate Professor of Mathematics) and two colleagues recently had a National Science Foundation Improving Undergraduate STEM Education (IUSE) grant funded.

Apr 22nd, 2024

Braden Cutright, Music major at WKU, overcame challenges to excel in composition. Despite hurdles, he's about to graduate, with plans to pursue music professionally. His inspiring journey showcases resilience and talent.