WKU community band saxophone section performs the “Glory of Rome” concert on Thursday, Feb. 29. (Wyatt Reading)Dr. Gary Schallert conducts the band during the “Glory of Rome” concert on Thursday, Feb. 29. (Wyatt Reading)Dr. Matthew McCurry praises the symphonic band after a successful performance after the “Glory of Rome” concert on Thursday, Feb. 29. (Wyatt Reading)WKU symphonic band percussionists perform during the “Glory of Rome” concert on Thursday, Feb. 29. (Wyatt Reading)A performers instrument and folder sits behind stage before the the “Glory of Rome” concert on Thursday, Feb. 29. (Wyatt Reading)Opera singer Demetrius Mason-Walker sings during the “Glory of Rome” concert on Thursday, Feb. 29. (Wyatt Reading)Graduate Assistant Jaden Allred conducts at the “Glory of Rome” concert on Thursday, Feb. 29. (Wyatt Reading)WKU community band brass section performs at the “Glory of Rome” concert on Thursday, Feb. 29. (Wyatt Reading)Opera singer Shelby Stephens sings during the “Glory of Rome” concert on Thursday, Feb. 29. (Wyatt Reading)A WKU symphonic band member performs during the “Glory of Rome” concert on Thursday, Feb. 29. (Wyatt Reading)
![Kallie Wood, a senior social work major, presents her dish as a part of the Afrolatinidad event on Monday, April 8, 2024. My dish has a little bit of Spanish influence [and] a little bit of African influence,” Wood said.](https://wkuherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/marlowe_afrolatinadad_02-1200x799.jpg)
