Efforts are being made to deal with mold discovered recently in two residence halls while the demolition of another residence hall is expected to begin this summer.

Gatton Academy has partnered with the National Stem Cell Foundation to launch the world’s first marshmallow astronaut into outer space.

Coconut, chocolate, various candy bars, graham crackers and marshmallows were all items found outside of the Preston Center’s annual event, "Front Porch S’mores" on Monday. The event was put on by the Outdoor Recreation and Adventure Center (ORAC) and is described on WKU’s events website as …

WKU’s Board of Regents approved a $387.8 million operating budget for the coming year on Friday, one that will require the university’s academic colleges to trim spending by $3.4 million and support units to cut $5.2 million.

The Board of Regents will have a special meeting at 9 a.m. Friday to consider WKU’s $387.8 million budget for the 2019-20 fiscal year that relies on more than $13.2 million in money left over from the current budget year to balance. 

A new Associate Provost for Faculty and Academic Excellence was announced today.

WKU’s Board of Regents approved a $387.8 million operating budget for the coming year on Friday, one that will require the university’s academic colleges to trim spending by $3.4 million and support units to cut $5.2 million.

In order to greater recognize the presence of the criminology program, the Department of Sociology has changed its name to the Department of Sociology and Criminology.

Professor will begin working at Georgia College and State University effective July 1.

Efforts are being made to deal with mold discovered recently in two residence halls while the demolition of another residence hall is expected to begin this summer.

The Board of Regents will vote to approve WKU’s six-year capital plan on Friday, which provides a request to the state by the university to fund various construction projects on campus within the next six years.

WKU students with disabilities face many challenges on campus, including buildings without elevators, stair-filled pathways cutting through campus, classrooms with bad acoustics and very limited test-taking times.

Update: after determining that there would not be enough senators in attendance, WKU's Student Government Association has canceled its impeachment hearing for Tuesday, according to an email from Speaker of the Senate Nathan Terrell. The SGA's regular meeting is also canceled. 

WKU’s Student Government Association voted Tuesday to approve a resolution which would install a $5 fee for WKU students to financially support expenses for the College Heights Herald, according to the resolution’s description.

The Student Government Association election ticket led by Will Harris, Garrett Edmonds and Kenan Mujkanovic won the spring SGA elections, beating its opposing ticket, led by Asha McWilliams, Jacob McAndrews and Symone Whalin.

Several catalytic converters have been reported stolen over the past week, according to the Bowling Green Police Department.

The Bowling Green City Commission struck down the second read of the fairness ordinance Tuesday night in a 3-to-2 vote.

Thousands of readers and authors gathered Saturday at the WKU Knicely Conference Center in Bowling Green for the annual Southern Kentucky Book Fest.

Former WKU student Peter Gall, who was accused of killing another student in 2017, was granted shock probation by Judge John Grise today at 1:00 p.m..

Several catalytic converters have been reported stolen over the past week, according to the Bowling Green Police Department.

Police have arrested a WKU student on campus earlier this week for alleged sexual contact with a minor.