Potter College News

Feb 6th, 2024

When May joined WKU as a college student, she decided to study Computer Science and Professional Writing in English. May says that these two fields interact more than some would think.

Feb 2nd, 2024

The Kentucky Museum has received a $1,600 grant from the IBMA Foundation to support "Bowling Green in Song," part of the upcoming Sonic Landscape exhibition. The grant was written in part by History graduate student Logan Johnson.

Feb 1st, 2024

The application window for the 2024-2025 Drs. Du-Powell Scholarship in Anthropology opened on February 1 and applications will be accepted until February 29, 2024.

Jan 29th, 2024

Jan 29th, 2024

Two weeks are left to register for the 2024 Abound Credit Union Celebration of the Arts juried exhibition, hosted at the Kentucky Museum.

Jan 25th, 2024

The Kentucky Museum will host the grand opening for the Farmer Cultural Awareness Project from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Friday; remarks will begin at 4:30 p.m. The exhibit is a collaborative effort to collect and share the experiences of area farmers.

Jan 22nd, 2024

Dr. Jessi Thomsen is a dedicated and accomplished professor whose compassion has left a lasting impact on her students. However, she didn’t always plan on teaching. It was through following her heart and her passions that she got to where she is today.

Jan 18th, 2024

“I am involved in the Professional Writing Club, I work as a tutor at the Writing Center, and I worked for the Talisman one semester. WKU’s Professional Writing program is what made me decide to pursue an English Degree."

Jan 17th, 2024

Thanks to generous individual sponsors, currently enrolled WKU and SKYCTC students are eligible to enter the upcoming 2024 Abound Credit Union Celebration of the Arts show at no cost.

Jan 11th, 2024

The Visual Journalism & Photography program announced that "Horses. History. Hospitality. And the richness of the people" will be on display January 16-February 16 in the Jody Richards Hall gallery.