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Board of Regents approves 3% tuition increase, operating budget
Alexandria Anderson, Editor-in-Chief | June 3, 2023

‘It’s not a concert at all, it's truly an experience’: Yo-Yo Ma and Louisville Orchestra perform at Mammoth Cave

Michael Crimmins, Administration reporter • May 1, 2023

EmpowerMe Wellness offers competitive careers for WKU graduates

May 1, 2023

‘Everyone deserves a chance’

April 28, 2023

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Board of Regents to approve tuition increase, total operating budget
June 1, 2023
Alexandria Anderson, Editor-in-Chief
Kentucky Mesonet opens 78th operational site
May 31, 2023
Alexandria Anderson, Editor-in-Chief
Warren County Public Library opens satellite location at LifeWorks at WKU
May 30, 2023
Alexandria Anderson, Editor-in-Chief

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WKU President Timothy C. Caboni listens to a speaker during the quarterly Board of Regents meeting at the WKU Innovation Campus on Friday, March 3, 2023.

Board of Regents approves 3% tuition increase, operating budget

Alexandria Anderson, Editor-in-Chief • June 3, 2023

The WKU Board of Regents approved the university’s 2023-2024 operating budget, which includes a 3% tuition raise, at a specially called budget...

WKU President Timothy C. Caboni sits at the Board of Regents meeting in the Regents Room inside Jody Richards Hall on Thursday, Dec. 8, 2022.

Board of Regents to approve tuition increase, total operating budget

June 1, 2023

One of the Kentucky Mesonet operational sites outside Barren County.

Kentucky Mesonet opens 78th operational site

May 31, 2023

Warren County Public Library opens satellite location at LifeWorks at WKU

May 30, 2023

‘View from the Hill’ host retires after 15 years

May 26, 2023

An exploratory committee has submitted a report regarding a potential merger between WKUs School of Media and Department of Communications that would, if approved, see both programs housed under one roof in Jody Richards Hall.

WKU School of Media ranked 3rd nationally in Hearst Awards

May 24, 2023

Opinion

Price on Politics: Kelly Craft running for Governor

Price Wilborn, Commentary Editor • May 11, 2023

OPINION: The Good Stuff Coffee & More was buzzing with excitement around lunchtime on Thursday, May 4. Kentuckians from Bowling Green and...

SUBMITTED: King Charles III, King of Great Britain: Healing the ties that bind

May 3, 2023

Price on Politics: Joe Biden's reelection announcement

April 26, 2023

Herald Magazine – Volume 98, Issue 6

Sports

WKU redshirt junior outfielder Ty Crittenberger (3) makes a swing during the first round of a double-header against the NIU Huskies Saturday, March. 4, 2023 at Nick Denes Field. WKU won the first match 9-8.

WKU Baseball mounts comeback to advance in C-USA Tournament

Jake McMahon • May 26, 2023

WKU Baseball (33-25) kept their season alive in comeback fashion against the Florida Atlantic Owls (34-25) 9-7 on Friday, May 26 at the C-USA...

WKU Hilltoppers celebrate a run by redshirt junior outfielder Ty Crittenberger (3) during the first round of a double-header against the NIU Huskies Saturday, March. 4, 2023 at Nick Denes Field. WKU won the first match 9-8.

WKU Baseball walks off FAU in first day of C-USA Championship

May 24, 2023

WKU junior infielder Aidan Gilroy (6) throws the ball from third during the second round of a double-header against the NIU Huskies Saturday, March. 4, 2023 at Nick Denes Field. WKU won the second match 7-5.

WKU Baseball sweeps Rice in three-game series

May 15, 2023

Senior Katie Isenbarger competes in high-jump during day one of Western Kentucky University’s Hilltopper Relays Friday, April 1, 2022 at the Charles M. Ruter Track and Field Complex in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Isenbarger claims gold at C-USA Championship

May 15, 2023

Multimedia

Graduating student(s) Kacy Weinburg (22, left) and Gianna Cecil (22, right) strike a pose in their graduation regalia before Topper Walk down Avenue of Champions on campus in Bowling Green, Ky. Both women sport red gloves to commemorate their time working as a team to help make the beloved campus mascot,“Big Red,” come to life. In order to embody the character, students must agree to keep their identity a secret until graduation. While Weinburg was the only one of the two to wear the suit, Cecil worked by her side acting as her “handler.”

Photo: WKU Commencement and Topper Walk 2023

Video: Who’s Got the Drip?: A Prestige Fashion and Kaois Dance Company Production

Members of the WKU Dance Company preform “Kove” during Evening of Dance in the Russel Miller Theatre at Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center on April 20, 2023.

Photo: WKU Dance Company hosts ‘Evening of Dance’

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