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WKU Sisterhood disbands, Restaurant Group moves to Confucius Center

Caroline Chubb and Malone Farmer
February 15, 2026
Graphic by Shelbi Bale

This week, News Reporter ⁠Caroline Chubb⁠ talks about the ⁠WKU Sisterhood disbanding⁠, the ⁠WKU Restaurant Group⁠ moving into the former Confucius Institute, ⁠the maid and butler café⁠ held by WKU’s Asian-American Association, ⁠shots reported⁠ at the Registry Apartments and the ⁠WKU Men’s Basketball team’s victory over MTSU⁠.

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About the Contributors
Caroline Chubb
Caroline Chubb, Staff Reporter
Caroline Chubb is a staff reporter and videographer from Columbus, Ohio and is in her sixth and final semester with The College Heights Herald. Chubb is a senior studying Spanish and Health Sciences.
Malone Farmer
Malone Farmer, Commentary Writer
Malone Farmer is a commentary writer and podcast producer/editor for the Herald. They’re a sophomore Film and Broadcasting double major with a Theater Minor. They love movies, playing music, comics, and video games.