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To celebrate Juneteenth becoming a national holiday, local vendors and keynote speakers gathered at SOKY Marketplace.
Black members of the WKU community share their thoughts on Juneteenth
Debra Murray, Digital News Editor • June 19, 2021

On the first national holiday to mark Juneteenth – the day in 1865 that slaves in Texas finally learned they had been freed through the Emancipation...

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WKU regents approve 2021-22 budget with tuition and pay increases
June 18, 2021
Potter Hall, home to Western Kentucky University’s Counseling Center, its presumably empty on Wednesday night, Sep. 9, 2020, in Bowling Green, Ky.
WKU awarded a $1.92 million grant for counseling workforce
June 18, 2021
Cherry Hall. Mike Clark/HERALD
WKU to close June 21 in observance of new Juneteenth national holiday
June 18, 2021
Stuart Foster, geography professor, director of the Kentucky Mesonet and state climatologist will retire on June 30.
WKU professor who created the Kentucky Mesonet to retire
June 17, 2021
Life
Jayden Thomas was award to the $25,000 Boren Scholarship to fund another trip abroad. Photo provided by a press release by WKU.
WKU student awarded scholarship to fund his third year in Japan
May 28, 2021
An exhibit of the National Corvette museum featuring two Corvettes made during the 1950
10 things to do during the summer in Bowling Green
May 26, 2021
Beckie Stobaugh, an associate professor in the School of Teacher Education, has been named as a Fulbright Scholar, and will go to Colombia this summer to coach instructors on formative assessment. “I think the purpose of Fulbright us that our countries can support the exchange of information and ideas,” Stobaugh said. “That’s what I look forward to doing as I travel and learn.”
WKU education professor selected to participate in a prestigious international program
May 25, 2021
Gatlin is able to travel throughout Kentucky and Tennessee for his job in sales, which allows him to find various pieces including ball caps, vintage t-shirts and jeans.
‘Shop sustainably’: WKU alumnus has started a vintage reselling business
May 21, 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
Alcorn State Baseball
Alcorn State Baseball's Tristin Garcia transfers to WKU
Wyatt Sparkman, Baseball Reporter • June 18, 2021

Alcorn State sophomore Tristin Garcia announced via his Twitter that he will be transferring to WKU for the 2022 baseball season. He was named...

WKU Softball signs Louisiana transfer Bailey Curry
WKU Softball signs Louisiana transfer Bailey Curry
June 18, 2021
Western Kentucky University graduate quarterback Tyrrell Pigrome drops back for a pass in Cardinal Stadium on Sept. 12, 2020. 
Tyrrell Pigrome officially leaves WKU Football program
June 17, 2021
Zach Kittley was introduced as WKU
WKU OC Zach Kittley and the road that led him to the Hill
June 17, 2021
Multimedia
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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Black members of the WKU community share their thoughts on Juneteenth
June 19, 2021
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June 18, 2021
WKU Softball signs Louisiana transfer Bailey Curry
June 18, 2021
WKU regents approve 2021-22 budget with tuition and pay increases
June 18, 2021
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