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College Heights Foundation opens sensory garden
Makaio Smith, Staff writer | May 18, 2022

Located on Three Springs Road, BG Skate is Bowling Green’s only skating rink. After a recent remodel, the rink is an ideal spot for outings with friends, large group events or date nights.

Bowling Green skating rink remodels to cater to college students

Sponsored Content • May 6, 2022

Aaron Hawkins tends to customers on Friday, April 22. Hawkins works as a planner for the city of Elizabethtown when hes not pouring pints.

Brew Kids on the Block: Elizabethtown microbrewery’s journey to ‘community watering hole’

May 3, 2022

English professor, film minor catalyst to retire after 27 years on the Hill

May 3, 2022

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WKU Baseball ends three-game skid with blowout victory
May 18, 2022
Camden Bush, Baseball reporter
WKU plans to shut down Arabic language program
May 16, 2022
Makaio Smith, Reporter
Louisiana Tech sweeps WKU Baseball in weekend series
May 15, 2022
Camden Bush, Baseball reporter

News

The College Heights Foundation has opened a sensory garden at the Cliff Todd Center on Chestnut Street. This is the entrance to the garden.

College Heights Foundation opens sensory garden

Makaio Smith, Staff writer • May 18, 2022

WKU’s College Heights Foundation recently opened a sensory garden at the Cliff Todd Center on Chestnut Street to the public. The Kim Eisert...

WKU plans to shut down Arabic language program

May 16, 2022

The WKU Title IX Office on November 29, 2021, shortly after Wilkins termination.

WKU, individual defendants file responses in Wilkins lawsuit

May 13, 2022

A self-stylized mortarboard hat on graduation day at WKU on Friday, May 6.

Gallery: Moments from WKU's 2021-22 Ogden College graduation ceremony

May 6, 2022

WKU President Timothy Caboni listens to Vice President for Strategy, Operation and Finance Susan Howarth speak during the Jan. 31, 2020 Board of Regents committee meeting.

Regents discuss proposed FY 2023 budget, address inflation concerns in final semester meeting

May 5, 2022

WKU Budget Executive Committee recommends 1.19% tuition increase

May 4, 2022

Opinion

Students walk toward Cherry Hall on the first day of classes at WKU on Aug. 25 in Bowling Green. Mike Clark/HERALD

OPINION: A farewell to the semester

DJ Stover, Commentary writer • May 6, 2022

We can officially say that another school year is in the books! This semester flew by. Since January, the days of the month flew by and when...

OPINION: Sneaky ingredients in hair care products to watch out for

May 5, 2022

Price on Politics: Four things to pay attention to this summer

May 2, 2022

Print edition – April 25-May 5, 2022

Sports

Redshirt junior pitcher Michael Darrell-Hicks (15) peers over his glove during the WKU baseball game against Wright State on Feb. 21, 2020 at Nick Denes Field.

Louisiana Tech sweeps WKU Baseball in weekend series

Camden Bush, Baseball reporter • May 15, 2022

The Hilltoppers(17-33, 7-20 C-USA) were swept by the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (36-17, 18-9 C-USA) in their three-game weekend series that concluded...

Hilltopper Baseball’s Brian McAuliffe (5) knocks one out of the park to score a grand slam during their game against the Belmont Bruins at Nick Denes Field on April 5th.

WKU Baseball scores eight consecutive runs to defeat Austin Peay

May 10, 2022

Hilltopper Baseball’s Ty Batusich (9) looks to the Hilltopper’s 3rd base coach for a call during their game against the Belmont Bruins at Nick Denes Field on April 5th.

WKU Baseball clinches series win with Mother's Day victory

May 9, 2022

Hilltopper Baseball’s pitcher Aristotle Peter (49) walks off the mound as Aaron Shiflet (12) comes in to relieve him during their game against the Belmont Bruins at Nick Denes Field on April 5th.

WKU Baseball drops series against Rice after blowout loss

May 1, 2022

Multimedia

Gallery: Moments from WKU’s 2021-22 Ogden College graduation ceremony

Western Kentucky University student volleyball and track star Katie Isenbarger wears an assortment of gold jewelry when she competes in the high jump.

In total, she wears three piercings on each ear (and an extra fourth, on one side), one simple thin wire-cuff bracelet, two hand-made friendship anklets, two necklaces, and four rings.

Isenbarger says it’s a way to maintain individuality while competing in uniform.
“It’s what I wear every single day,” she says.

Going for gold: WKU student-athletes share what their jewelry means to them

Students were asked to write what they love about the earth during the 2022 Earth Day Festival on Friday, April 22.

WKU Office of Sustainability hosts Earth Day celebration

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