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WKU drops both games of doubleheader to FAU, Terbrak sets new career high in strikeouts
Jake Moore, Sports Editor | May 8, 2021

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Sullivan, Gardner twirl pair of complete game shut-outs in senior weekend season finale
May 8, 2021
Jake Moore, Sports Editor
Sullivan’s walk-off, Nunn’s complete game powers WKU’s doubleheader sweep of FAU
May 7, 2021
Jake Moore, Sports Editort
WKU Baseball splits FAU doubleheader thanks to Carlin’s walk-off
May 7, 2021
Wyatt Sparkman, Baseball Reporter

News

President Timothy Caboni listens during the Board of Regents presentation about WKU

Board of Regents explains upcoming budget, tuition changes, discusses other future changes

Debra Murray, News reporter • May 7, 2021

The Board of Regents discussed the budget for the upcoming fiscal year and approved upcoming changes to the university in their meeting on Friday. Additionally,...

President Timothy Caboni speaks on the university

Board of Regents agenda shows tuition increase, $7.8 million budget shortfall for upcoming fiscal year

April 30, 2021

Consummate Hilltopper: Public relations professor remembered by colleagues after death

April 30, 2021

Senate bill criminalizing 'taunts or challenges' toward police receives controversial reception

April 27, 2021

Terrance Brown was announced as the new dean of Potter College of Arts and Letters on April 22.

WKU announces new dean of Potter College of Arts and Letters

April 22, 2021

Life

Lawrenceburg junior Alexis Corbin works for the local organization Top Crops at the local farmers market Saturday, April 30. Top Crops currently sells a variety of vegetables and plans to sell blueberries and strawberries in the future; they will be growing pumpkins in the fall. Lex Selig/HERALD

Five activities to do over summer break

May 5, 2021

Goodbye from the editor: My student newspaper is a museum of my college experience

April 28, 2021

OPINION: The best junk foods to keep you going through those finals week

April 27, 2021

6 albums that you'll want to listen to throughout spring

April 15, 2021

Opinion

OPINION: The best junk foods to keep you going through those finals week

April 27, 2021

Photo by Anna LeachmanIllustration by Alex Cox

Non-stop semesters have increased student burnout

April 13, 2021

OPINION: Can Twitch be the future of media?

April 6, 2021

OPINION: Can Twitch be the future of media?

April 6, 2021

Sports

Head baseball coach John Pawlowski argues with an umpire during the game against Wright State on February 22, 2020 at Nick Denes field. WKU won 7-2.

WKU drops both games of doubleheader to FAU, Terbrak sets new career high in strikeouts

Jake Moore, Sports Editor • May 8, 2021

WKU Baseball (24-24), (14-14, C-USA) dropped two games to the Florida Atlantic Owls (27-21), (16-12, C-USA) in the program’s second doubleheader...

WKU freshman Kennedy Sullivan throws a pitch during WKU’s 9-7 win against Indiana State at the Softball Complex on Monday, Feb. 25, 2019.

Sullivan, Gardner twirl pair of complete game shut-outs in senior weekend season finale

May 8, 2021

Freshman Kennedy Sullivan throws a pitch during WKU’s win 5 to 3 over WIU in Bowling Green on Saturday, Feb. 16, 2019.

Sullivan's walk-off, Nunn's complete game powers WKU's doubleheader sweep of FAU

May 7, 2021

WKU Junior Justin Carlin attempts to put the ball in play during a game against Marshall College on April 11, 2021.

WKU Baseball splits FAU doubleheader thanks to Carlin's walk-off

May 7, 2021

President Caboni announces new food locations set for new library

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