Helm Library has lived many lives since it was first constructed in 1931. 

A child accidentally pulled a fire alarm at the Kentucky Museum on Nov. 23 at 2:50 p.m.

Immigrant students and refugees who are benefitting from the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA) could face deportation and/or cancellation of scholarships following President Donald Trump’s administration’s attempt to cancel the protections.The United States Supreme Court …

WKU is creating a “Greek life self assessment committee” following multiple incidents last fall of Greek organizations using racial slurs in songs.In his semesterly meeting with the Herald editorial board, WKU President Timothy Caboni said the committee is being led by Brian Kuster, vice pre…

December proved to be a time of uncertainty for WKU’s faculty members, as letters sent out to five instructors who taught a total of 564 students last fall in the Ogden College of Science and Engineering notified them their one-year contract would not be renewed for the next academic year.Th…

Thursday’s Faculty Senate meeting addressed a resolution regarding the non-renewal of WKU instructors, changes in the academic calendar and the program review conducted for the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education.

Gov. Andy Beshear’s Tuesday budget address saw unprecedented increases in funding and decreases in what the governor called “bone-deep” cuts. Among the many new directions taken in Gov. Beshear’s proposal was the decision to champion and extensively fund public education.

At the end of Fall 2019 semester, the university was facing changes in academics and questions about the university’s values.

WKU Public Broadcasting was awarded an almost $250,000 grant to advance its developmental training program for students living with Autism Spectrum Disorder. 

Helm Library has lived many lives since it was first constructed in 1931. 

Update: Housing & Residence Life notified residents that the fire alarm in Southwest Hall is functional again. The WKU fire marshall tested the alarm and "approved it as fully operational," according to an email from HRL. 

The WKU Restaurant Group’s new register system has gone into effect this semester, cutting down on the workload for some restaurant employees on campus.Since early in the Spring 2019 semester, the register replacement process has been in the works, according to the WKU Restaurant Group. At t…

The Student Government Association has seen a rise in scholarship application numbers along with progress on the new First Year Village project, according to executive members Garrett Edmonds and Abbey Norvell.

Tuesday’s SGA meeting saw an effort to organize an SGA labor committee from WKU student Jay Wells, who advocated for workers’ rights following recent budget cuts from the university.

Members of the Student Government Association's executive board defended their stance on rejecting Resolution 4-19-F as it was presented to them following last Tuesday’s meeting.

U.S. Senate candidate Amy McGrath made a stop in Bowling Green on Monday, stumping against Mitch McConnell, decrying Medicare for all and attempting to rally votes in various stops, which included an afternoon talk at the Warren Co. Democratic Woman’s Club and an evening meet and greet at Li…

Provost Emerita Barbara Burch, 81, who served in several vital roles at WKU, died in Bowling Green on Jan. 5 shortly after midnight, Brad Birge, a Warren County deputy coroner said. 

Spencer's Coffee is expanding beyond the square and opening its second location on the 31-W Bypass, the Herald confirmed Tuesday. 

Shots were fired Saturday at Campus Evolution apartments, WKU police reported in a text alert.

A child accidentally pulled a fire alarm at the Kentucky Museum on Nov. 23 at 2:50 p.m.

A WKU student was shot in the leg with a handgun following a verbal altercation in the parking lot of the Hilltop Club Apartments Sunday before 5 p.m., according to the Bowling Green Police Department.