WKU (10-4), (3-2, C-USA) defeated the Marshall Thundering Herd (7-3), (1-2, C-USA) in a high scoring affair 81-73 with a career high night from junior Charles Bassey and a season-high performance from senior Josh Anderson.
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WKU Volleyball has added four matches to the 2021 spring non-conference season schedule, Jessica Leifheit, Associate Director of WKU Athletic Communications and Media Relations announced Friday in an email.
WKU has new faces on its coaching staff ahead of the 2021 regular season. Defensive coordinator Clayton White announced his departure from the Hill on Jan. 9 and will be the new DC at the University of South Carolina.
Healthy on the Hill precautions will look the same this spring as students prepare for the first day of classes Tuesday, and WKU President Timothy Caboni said he’s encouraged by what he saw in the fall.
The Lady Toppers (2-7), (1-2, C-USA) opened their weekend series with an 81-54 loss against Marshall (3-4), (2-3, C-USA). This is the first time that Marshall has taken down WKU in the regular season. On March 10, 2016, The Herd took down WKU 66-63 in the postseason.
After losing two of its last three games, WKU (9-4), (2-2, C-USA) takes on Marshall (7-2), (1-1, C-USA) this weekend in a home and home split series.
WKU and Healthy on the Hill have put together guidelines to bring students back for the 2021 spring semester beginning on Jan. 19.
The English department hosted an English Holiday Salon Wednesday for students to share the media they have been consuming the past few months.
WKU reported 13 new coronavirus cases Tuesday, bringing the campus’s cumulative total since July to 986.
The WKU community unexpectedly lost one of its own, Christopher Ware, on Dec. 17.
WKU announced the decision to offer a Voluntary Separation Incentive Program in an attempt to cut the number of faculty employed, according to an email sent by the Office of Strategy, Operations and Finance on Wednesday.
During his 19-year tenure at WKU, Richard Dressler covered many subjects as an associate professor for the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department.
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During his 19-year tenure at WKU, Richard Dressler covered many subjects as an associate professor for the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department.
WKU is allowing students who faced “COVID-related problems” in the fall semester to opt for a “pass” grade instead of a “B” or “C.”
WKU is extending the deadline to withdraw from a class to Dec. 4, according to an email from Provost Cheryl Stevens.“The decision to extend the withdraw- al date was to provide time and flexibility, if needed, for students to complete their courses successfully,” Stevens stated in an email.T…
The WKU community unexpectedly lost one of its own, Christopher Ware, on Dec. 17.
Patrons at the Downing Student Union food court saw long lines during lunch hours that raised concerns over social distancing among students.On Thursday, DSU staff removed all chairs and tables from the area in order to accommodate larger crowds. Patrons in line still largely stand within 6 …
Three locations have been designated quarantine spots for WKU students living in on-campus housing who contract COVID-19.
The Student Government Association discussed the new Pass/D/Fail system for the fall semester and passed two bills at its final meeting of the semester.
The Student Government Association discussed the response from the associate provost regarding SGA’s formal request to implement a Pass/D/Fail option for the Fall semester and passed a bill that will allow for more computers to be put in SGA’s office at the weekly meeting.
SGA released a petition Monday for students to sign if they are in favor of a P/D/F grading format for this semester.
A structure fire shut down River Street Monday as firefighters battled massive flames for several hours, sources from Bowling Green Fire Department and Police Department said.
To the dismay of citizens and government officials alike, voids are being left in the hearts of many children in Kentucky. The state consistently has the highest rates of child abuse and neglect in the nation, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Services. This reoccurring travesty…
The Community Farmers Market on Saturday held a holiday market featuring numerous food and gift vendors, offering local businesses an opportunity to sell goods during a difficult year.
To conclude the Arrest the Fear series, the Intercultural Student Engagement Center and the Bowling Green Police Department held a Guys Night Out and Ladies Night Out for students to have candid discussions with police officers.
A shooting near campus Sunday marks the third shooting-related incident close to WKU in the last four weeks.
Bowling Green Police Department hosted an event Wednesday that allowed students to use simulation training to put themselves in situations as a police officer.
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