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OPINION: What you should dress up as for Halloween based on your academic college
OPINION: What you should dress up as for Halloween based on your academic college
Alexandria Anderson, News Reporter • October 3, 2024
A female dancer retrieves Benjamin Rodriguez’s hat after his dance is finished at the BG Fiestaval in Bowling Green on Saturday, Sept. 14, 2024.
Hispanic Heritage Month: What it means to HOLAS members
October 3, 2024
William Williford is the owner, president and managing partner of Breen and Williford Injury Lawyers, PSC, based in Bowling Green.
From paratrooper to partner: William Williford’s journey
October 2, 2024
OPINION: Reading "The Dead Romantics" proves love isn't dead
OPINION: Reading "The Dead Romantics" proves love isn't dead
September 30, 2024
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From left: Ciin Lun, Lola Norman, Cayden Bailey, Jakob Barker and Hermes Olmos were sworn in as new senators in the SGA Chambers on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2024.
New SGA Senators sworn in, 3 bills pass
Bradlee Reed-Whalen, News Reporter • October 1, 2024

Senators who won the fall Senate election were sworn in and three bills passed during the Student Government Association’s Tuesday, Oct. 1...

From left: Chief Deputy Kevin Wiles of Warren County Sheriff’s Department, and Agents Jamie Gordon and Micheal Johnson of the Warren County drug task force laugh while talking before speaking at the Department of Society, Culture, Crime and Justice's law enforcement career panel on Sept. 28 in the Honors College and International Center.
Department of Society, Culture, Crime and Justice Studies holds law enforcement career panel
October 1, 2024
Student-led campus polling location request rejected by Warren County Board of Elections
Student-led campus polling location request rejected by Warren County Board of Elections
October 1, 2024
Arrest made following shooting on Chestnut Street
Arrest made following shooting on Chestnut Street
September 30, 2024
Campus mental health services: how students can get help
Campus mental health services: how students can get help
September 30, 2024
Andrew Swanson, owner of Forerunner and Q&A MC (left), and Tom O’Connell, stunt double, actor and producer (right), answer questions during the Q&A at This Is The Way Stagecraft, Stunts & Fighting On Screen at the WKU Innovation Campus on Friday, September 27, 2024.
Darth Vader stunt double Tom O’Connell talks life, respect and kindness at Innovation Campus
September 28, 2024
Opinion
OPINION: Vance clearly won the Vice Presidential Debate
OPINION: Vance clearly won the Vice Presidential Debate
Caleb Neitzel, Commentary writer • October 2, 2024

On Tuesday, Senator JD Vance and Governor Tim Walz took the debate stage for the first and only time this election cycle. With Election Day just...

Linden’s Cut: ‘The Wild Robot’ review
Linden’s Cut: ‘The Wild Robot’ review
September 26, 2024
WKU Wellness: A Snack Hack
WKU Wellness: A Snack Hack
September 24, 2024
Herald magazine | Vol. 99, No. 6
Sports
WKU outside hitter Kaylee Cox bends in reaction to digging the ball against Arkansas State University in Diddle Arena on Friday, Sept. 20, 2024.
WKU volleyball looks to stay hot against Kennesaw State
Peyton Reid, Sports reporter • October 3, 2024

WKU volleyball is back on the Hill on Friday Oct. 4 and Saturday Oct. 5 as they take on the 4-9 Kennesaw State Owls. The Hilltoppers come...

WKU releases new helmets for UTEP game
WKU releases new helmets for UTEP game
October 3, 2024
UTEP to leave Conference USA in 2026
UTEP to leave Conference USA in 2026
October 1, 2024
A WKU cheerleader puts his hands on his head after a fumble on the 19 yard line was ruled in favor of the University of Toledo with seconds left of a game at L.T. Smith Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024.
Pardon my Jake: WKU football falls short at Boston College
September 29, 2024
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