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Apr 7th, 2021
Members of the WKU Young Male Leader Academy participated in Kentucky’s Educators Rising Conference earlier this month. The Young Male Leadership Academy is a recruitment initiative comprised of males from diverse backgrounds.
View ArticleApr 7th, 2021
The WKU Forensics Team won its 11th American Forensic Association National Speech Tournament championship, hosted virtually this year April 1-5.
View ArticleApr 7th, 2021
Attention WKU students: Please visit wku.evaluationkit.com to complete your course evaluations. Students completing all course evaluations by April 22 will receive early access to grades on TopNet.
View ArticleApr 6th, 2021
Maddie Grider is named Baker Scholar in Horticulture for the second year in a row. Grider is also a Professional Writing and Literature minor. She views her experiences in the minor as invaluable to her agriculture career.
View ArticleApr 6th, 2021
Advantage Kentucky Alliance (AKA) hired Sherry Mulkins as Client Development Manager.
View ArticleApr 5th, 2021
On April 8th at 5:30pm, the Potter College Alumni Speaker Series will host alumnus Dr. Jon Kay for a virtual keynote talk titled, "Folklore, Art, and Aging: The Power of Creative Practice in Later Life."
View ArticleApr 5th, 2021
The committees of the WKU Board of Regents will meet Friday, April 9. The meetings begin at 9 a.m. (CT) in the Martin Regents Room, Jody Richards Hall, and via Zoom.
View ArticleApr 2nd, 2021
Press Release: On April 8th at 5:30pm, the Potter College Alumni Speaker Series will host alumnus Dr. Jon Kay for a virtual keynote talk titled, "Folklore, Art, and Aging: The Power of Creative Practice in Later Life."
View ArticleApr 2nd, 2021
English major Kylie Bray was accepted onto the teaching team for the 2021 Breakthrough Cincinnati program. Bray is majoring in Elementary Education and Special Education with a minor in Teaching English to Speakers of Another Language (TESOL).
View ArticleApr 2nd, 2021
WKU’s Midnight on the Hill raised $80,608 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. English major Hannah Van Winkle is co-executive director of the Midnight on the Hill executive board.
View ArticleApr 1st, 2021
COVID-19 vaccine clinics around the state are in need of student, staff, and faculty volunteers.
View ArticleApr 1st, 2021
A virtual mentoring program within WKU’s Intercultural Student Engagement Center is giving students a big leg up on being successful after graduation. WKU’s Amy Bingham has more in this week’s View from the Hill.
View ArticleMar 31st, 2021
In its 14th year, WKU offices and Hope Harbor, Inc., plan Sexual Assault Prevention Month activities in April for students and community members to learn more about sexual assault and how to prevent it.
View ArticleMar 31st, 2021
WKU has selected 15 students as recipients of the 2021-22 Cherry Presidential Scholarship, the school’s most prestigious academic award.
View ArticleMar 31st, 2021
Jordyn Hurley, a senior from Lexington, is earning a double major in physics and chemistry with a concentration in pre-medicine at WKU. As a cancer survivor, she said she knew from a young age that she wanted to pursue a career in medicine.
View ArticleMar 30th, 2021
COVID-19 vaccines are now available on campus for students, faculty, staff, contract employees and their families.
View ArticleMar 30th, 2021
WKU’s Midnight on the Hill raised $80,608 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
View ArticleMar 26th, 2021
On Wednesday, Mar. 24, WKU hosted a Virtual Liberal Arts Job Fair for graduating and graduate students. The event provided job prospects for students graduating with liberal arts degrees.
View ArticleMar 26th, 2021
WKU English Students host a discussion on "Quarter Life Poetry." The short films explore "quarter-life" experiences from the perspective of their creator, Samantha Jane.
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