Last week, WKU released the first draft of a reopening plan for the upcoming semester. Under the Big Red Restart plan, in-person classes would begin on Aug. 24 and conclude on the Friday before Thanksgiving. Final exams would be conducted virtually. Students would be required to wear a face …
Campus and community leaders in Bowling Green are planning conversations about race and healing as peaceful protests continue in the city this week.
WKU President Timothy Caboni, along with Provost Cheryl Stevens, Assistant Provost for Institutional Effectiveness Molly Kerby, and Director of Student Conduct Michael J. Crowe, sent an email out to students, faculty, and staff on Tuesday that outlined initiatives for curbing racism on campus.
Spencer’s Coffee is now brewing beyond downtown Bowling Green.
In a press conference on Monday, Gov. Andy Beshear urged the Kentucky State Police to investigate a shooting in Louisville that led to the death of a local restaurant owner early Monday morning.
Demonstrations held Friday night saw hundreds of protestors come out in response to the shooting of Breonna Taylor by Louisville Metro Police Department officers.
Last week, WKU released the first draft of a reopening plan for the upcoming semester. Under the Big Red Restart plan, in-person classes would begin on Aug. 24 and conclude on the Friday before Thanksgiving. Final exams would be conducted virtually. Students would be required to wear a face …
Campus and community leaders in Bowling Green are planning conversations about race and healing as peaceful protests continue in the city this week.
WKU President Timothy Caboni, along with Provost Cheryl Stevens, Assistant Provost for Institutional Effectiveness Molly Kerby, and Director of Student Conduct Michael J. Crowe, sent an email out to students, faculty, and staff on Tuesday that outlined initiatives for curbing racism on campus.
WKU President Timothy Caboni, along with Provost Cheryl Stevens, Assistant Provost for Institutional Effectiveness Molly Kerby, and Director of Student Conduct Michael J. Crowe, sent an email out to students, faculty, and staff on Tuesday that outlined initiatives for curbing racism on campus.
In a press conference on Monday, Gov. Andy Beshear urged the Kentucky State Police to investigate a shooting in Louisville that led to the death of a local restaurant owner early Monday morning.
WKU President Timothy Caboni declared on Twitter on Friday that WKU would be committed to combating racial injustice on campus.
WKU rolled out a draft of its plan to reopen campus for the Fall 2020 semester, with President Timothy Caboni saying on Thursday that classes would begin as scheduled on Aug. 24, with in-person instruction ending the Friday before Thanksgiving.
The WKU Board of Regents voted unanimously to keep tuition at the current level for the coming year during a special meeting on Wednesday, and eliminated the extra fee for taking an online class in 2020-21.
WKU has issued more than $2 million in direct aid to about 3,100 students under the federal CARES Act, President Timothy Caboni said Wednesday.
The lives of WKU’s faculty and staff have changed significantly amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The community recycling bins scattered around WKU’s campus have been ‘temporarily discontinued,’ WKU recycling said Friday in an Instagram post.
Several services at WKU will experience operational changes as the university continues to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Student Government Association plans to postpone upcoming Spring elections until the Fall semester in response to campus facilities closing due to COVID-19.
The senate body of SGA has voted in favor of allocating $5,000 to begin plans to build hammock poles across campus. 3-20-S, the hammock-building bill specifically, is part of a larger SGA initiative through the “special projects fund.”
Students of all public and private technical colleges and universities across Kentucky will gather in Frankfort for the Rally for Higher Education on March 3. At 10 a.m., about 400 students will fill the Capitol rotunda to open a conversation with the commonwealth’s legislators.“With the add…
Campus and community leaders in Bowling Green are planning conversations about race and healing as peaceful protests continue in the city this week.
Spencer’s Coffee is now brewing beyond downtown Bowling Green.
In a press conference on Monday, Gov. Andy Beshear urged the Kentucky State Police to investigate a shooting in Louisville that led to the death of a local restaurant owner early Monday morning.
Demonstrations held Friday night saw hundreds of protestors come out in response to the shooting of Breonna Taylor by Louisville Metro Police Department officers.
A Herald general assignment reporter was arrested in Minton Hall early Thursday morning for fourth degree assault.
Shots were fired Saturday at Campus Evolution apartments, WKU police reported in a text alert.
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