May 8th, 2015

Erin Asher, Sarah Fox, Lindsey Houchin, Kayla Sweeney and Rebecca Thieman received Fulbright grants to study or teach English abroad. Hayley Hilbert and Ryan Vennell are alternates.

May 5th, 2015

Chasity Jane Hodge of Lebanon Junction, Abigail Vickers of Waynesburg and Amy Wolterman of Lexington were awarded scholarships of up to $5,000. China Rose Brown of Nortonville and Colleen Lorraine Goodson of Whitesburg were selected as alternates.

May 1st, 2015

Two WKU students have been awarded David L. Boren Scholarships that will fund a year studying abroad.Tyler Prochazka will study in China, and Zachary Redmond will study in Jordan.

Apr 23rd, 2015

Four students at WKU have been recognized by the U.S. State Department’s Critical Language Scholarship Program. Mackenzie Donoghue, Alex Hezik, Kelly Tursic, and Jody Dahmer received scholarships.

Apr 22nd, 2015

For the second straight year, all four WKU students nominated for the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Program have been honored by the premier award for undergraduates pursuing careers in science, mathematics or engineering.

Apr 9th, 2015

Four students at The Carol Martin Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky at WKU have been offered nationally competitive scholarships for immersive language study this summer.

Feb 27th, 2015

hree WKU students have been honored by the nationally competitive Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program.Demarcus Brooks, Linda Cruz and Brianna Stewart were named Gilman Scholars and will receive up to $5,000 each for study abroad.

Dec 12th, 2014

Six WKU students have been honored by the nationally competitive Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program. Bridgette Davis, Amy Givens, Jeremiah Stringer, Megan Lemily and Cody Tutt were names Gilman Scholars.

Jun 27th, 2014

WKU students continued to raise the bar in 2013-14 as a record 42 students earned recognition in national scholarship competitions.

Jun 23rd, 2014

Four students won a combined total of $14,500 to fund study and internships abroad. One student was selected as an alternate.