Due to social distancing and self-quarantine, it’s safe to say that many people have additional free time on their hands. Breaking out of the habit of work and school can be stressful and have people feeling lost as to what they can do to be productive.
Social distancing has us all going a little crazy with boredom. Remember when we used to complain to our parents about being bored and they would always say, “I’ll give you something to do?” Some of us may be considering that offer right about now.
Today’s world can seem a bit scary. Businesses being told to close for an undetermined amount of time, WKU canceling all face-to-face instruction and the Olympics being pushed back to 2021. For local businesses, this new normal we’re seeing can be especially daunting.
Bowling Green’s local gems like Spencer’s Coffee, Q Coffee Emporium and Great American Donut Shop closed to in-person traffic per Gov. Andy Beshear’s order. One Instagram account is looking to help.
In the afternoon of March 17, WKU students, faculty and staff received notice that face-to-face courses were being moved to an online format through the end of the spring semester. Additionally, all students living in the dorms would be required to move back home.
With gyms closing and calls for social distancing, staying active can be a challenge. Luckily, workout apps provide a simple solution. Here are five workout apps you can use from home.
For students who choose to be on campus during this time, many buildings will still be open to you, but will be implemented with limitations due to WKU enforcing social distancing.
While WKU has decided to keep employees in a fully paid status through the end of the semester, human resources issued a notice regarding expanded paid sick leave and the Families First Coronavirus Response Act.
WKU will pause all hiring procedures across campus due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered or halted nearly every aspect of everyday life, but for WKU students who are also enlisted in the military, even larger shifts in day-to-day living may be approaching.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s daily update included 114 new COVID-19 cases in Kentucky and seven new deaths related to the disease.
Due to social distancing and self-quarantine, it’s safe to say that many people have additional free time on their hands. Breaking out of the habit of work and school can be stressful and have people feeling lost as to what they can do to be productive.
Due to social distancing and self-quarantine, it’s safe to say that many people have additional free time on their hands. Breaking out of the habit of work and school can be stressful and have people feeling lost as to what they can do to be productive.
Social distancing has us all going a little crazy with boredom. Remember when we used to complain to our parents about being bored and they would always say, “I’ll give you something to do?” Some of us may be considering that offer right about now.
Today’s world can seem a bit scary. Businesses being told to close for an undetermined amount of time, WKU canceling all face-to-face instruction and the Olympics being pushed back to 2021. For local businesses, this new normal we’re seeing can be especially daunting.
Bowling Green’s local gems like Spencer’s Coffee, Q Coffee Emporium and Great American Donut Shop closed to in-person traffic per Gov. Andy Beshear’s order. One Instagram account is looking to help.
In the afternoon of March 17, WKU students, faculty and staff received notice that face-to-face courses were being moved to an online format through the end of the spring semester. Additionally, all students living in the dorms would be required to move back home.
With gyms closing and calls for social distancing, staying active can be a challenge. Luckily, workout apps provide a simple solution. Here are five workout apps you can use from home.
For students who choose to be on campus during this time, many buildings will still be open to you, but will be implemented with limitations due to WKU enforcing social distancing.
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