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Signs placed around campus remind students how to be safe and stay healthy while on campus by wearing masks and social distancing from other students.
As vaccination rates remain low, Warren County enters "red zone"
Debra Murray, Digital News Editor • July 28, 2021

Editor's Note: This story has been updated with new information. With the start of the fall semester three weeks away, Warren County moved...

Tate Page Hall was "mothballed" in 2019. The area will remain green space until the university has funding to build a new college of business there.
Tate Page demolition continues
July 26, 2021
The university doesn’t plan to pursue any building or college name changes including removing Robert Ogden of Ogden College, Pleasant J. Potter of Potter College and Charles Vanmeter of Vanmeter Hall. All three figures have ties to slavery as detailed in the report by the Naming and Symbols Task Force.
Caboni: WKU will keep names of Potter, Ogden colleges, Van Meter Hall; dorm to be renamed Munday Hall
July 21, 2021
The College Heights Foundation plans to demolish the house located at 509 Regents Ave. to put staff parking for the Cliff Todd Center staff.
College Heights Foundation to demolish house on Regents Avenue
July 21, 2021
Vaccines are available throughout Bowling Green at different Walgreens locations, CVS Pharmacies, and the Medical Center at Bowling Green. Many places allow people to make appointments online.
New COVID-19 variant may change university guidelines
July 19, 2021
Life
The Kentucky Museum opened back to the public in February, and the staff has been working on several new exhibits to interest visitors, Brent Bjorkman, director of the Kentucky Museum said. "We
Kentucky Museum utilizes virtual tours and podcasts during COVID-19
July 20, 2021
"Kill All Your Darlings" is the latest suspense novel by WKU English professor and USA Today bestselling author, David Bell. Photo courtesy of David Bell.
WKU professor kills his darlings in his 11th suspense novel
July 16, 2021
The empire dress was inspired by Greek and Roman statues. This style was popular in women
New Kentucky Museum exhibits focus on women’s roles in politics
June 28, 2021
The Snell-Franklin Decorative Arts Gallery shows decor and furniture from several time periods starting around the 1800s to present.
A Kentucky Museum exhibit provides visitors with a glimpse through history
June 22, 2021
Opinion
OPINION: The best junk foods to keep you going through those finals week
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?
OPINION: Can Twitch be the future of media?
April 6, 2021
Sports
Redshirt sophomore kicker Brayden Narveson celebrates a field goal at Florida Atlantic. The Hilltoppers fell to the Owls 10-6 in Boca Raton, Florida on Nov. 7, 2020. 
Narveson, Haggerty III both land on award watch lists
Jake Moore, Sports Editor • July 28, 2021

Two members of WKU's special teams unit landed on preseason watch lists for prestigious NCAA awards on Wednesday. Punter John Haggerty III was...

Two-time FCS All-American WR Wilson transfers home
Two-time FCS All-American WR Wilson transfers home
July 27, 2021
WKU junior defensive lineman Deangelo Malone (10) celebrates making a stop during the game against MTSU in L.T. Smith Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 30, 2019.
Malone lands on Nagurski watch list
July 27, 2021
Softball Canada, former Hilltopper Franklin earn bronze at Tokyo Olympics
Softball Canada, former Hilltopper Franklin earn bronze at Tokyo Olympics
July 27, 2021
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Wesley Scharer runs ahead of his mother, Joyce, to start his journey through the trails at Lost River Cave on April 3.
Metcalfe County High school head basketball coach Brandon Brockman consoles Hornet senior Sawyer Edmonds after a season ending lose to Greenwood High School.
Staff members and volunteers help student rider Ben from his wheelchair to Leroy the horse before the start of a lesson. Riding lessons at New Beginnings act as both a fun activity for students as well as therapy sessions.
WKU President Timothy Caboni and Media Relations Director Bob Skipper walk up the stairs of Helm Library for the tour of the library on Mar. 16, 2021.
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As vaccination rates remain low, Warren County enters "red zone"
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July 28, 2021
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