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Graduate Council Kurt Neely speaks with Assistant Provost Molly Kerby at the Faculty Senate on Thursday, Mar. 13, 2025.
Diversity, equity, inclusion legislation updates presented to Faculty Senate
Cameron Shaw, Assistant Content Editor • March 13, 2025

Assistant Provost Molly Kerby spoke to the faculty senate Thursday on House Bill 4 – nicknamed the “anti-DEI” bill – explaining how the...

WKU Wellness: Health hypes and trend types
WKU Wellness: Health hypes and trend types
Vidhi Parekh, Commentary Writer • March 14, 2025

Social media has brought countless new ideas and products to light. Platforms like Instagram and TikTok have become essential for small business...

Herald magazine | Vol.100-No.3
Senior Maddy Hurt competes in the steeplechase during day two of the Hilltopper Relays Saturday, April 2, 2022 at the Charles M. Ruter Track and Field Complex in Bowling Green, Kentucky on Western Kentucky University’s campus.
WKU Track & Field prepares for Brent Chumbley Memorial Hilltopper Relays
Nathan Mueller and Austin Rice March 27, 2025

WKU track and field will compete on its home track Friday and Saturday in the Brent Chumbley Memorial Hilltopper Relays.  The Hilltoppers...

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