WKU reported 24 new coronavirus cases Friday, bringing the campus’s cumulative total since July to 928.

With this being the first break of the semester, students are eager to get home, destress and see family. While it's good to cherish this time, it's also important to keep you and your family safe. Here are some tips to travel home safely this holiday season. 

Hilltoppers will be returning home Friday until Spring following a semester-long series of COVID-19 regulations, including a mandatory indoor mask mandate, social distancing, and online options for classes.

Gov. Andy Beshear announced in his daily COVID-19 update Wednesday a new series of restrictions that will go into effect for the entire state starting this Friday that will last until between Dec. 13.

SGA released a petition Monday for students to sign if they are in favor of a P/D/F grading format for this semester.

WKU reported 12 new coronavirus cases on its dashboard Tuesday, bringing the campus’s cumulative total since July to 904.

The SGA Sustainability Committee is looking to have a significant impact on campus this year.SGA’s Sustainability Committee is directly partnered with WKU’s Office of Sustainability and works to improve environmental sustainability on campus.Matthew Wininger, a political science and agricult…

WKU Athletics announced Wednesday that sport programs that are not competing or practicing have ceased activity for the remainder of the semester. 

The NCAA announced its safety guidelines Friday, Sept. 25, for the ensuing college basketball season. According to the updated guidelines basketball was listed as a high contact risk sport with regard to COVID-19. 

Tyrell Pigrome’s first game as a Hilltopper wasn’t very eventful. In fact, he didn’t throw a pass until halfway through the first quarter for an incomplete pass to Jahcour Pearson due to miscommunication. 

On Sept. 7, WKU Athletics announced that the men’s and women’s cross-country teams would continue with an opening competition for the 2020 season. Originally the teams were slated to travel to Austin Peay State University on Sept. 18. 

Among fall sports on The Hill, the only program with a regular season is football, leaving uncertainty for sports like soccer and volleyball.After the NCAA and its President Mark Emmert announced on Aug. 13 that fall sports competitions and championships were being moved to the spring, a sho…

WKU Athletics announced Thursday the maximum amount of fans to be in the stands for the 2020 football season at 20%, which is roughly 4,422 seats out of the 20,113.