WKU reported 37 new coronavirus cases Friday, bringing the campus’s cumulative total since July to 638.
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WKU reported 37 new coronavirus cases Friday, bringing the campus’s cumulative total since July to 638.
The Hilltoppers are set for their home opener after a 35-21 loss to open the season at the University of Louisville.
A U.S. Supreme Court Justice spoke to students nationwide Thursday in a virtual town hall for Constitution Day.Â
The University of Kentucky announced changes to its academic calendar Thursday which include eliminating spring break, but WKU’s spring schedule hasn’t been decided.
Back on the green. The WKU Men’s golf program was back in action Sept. 13-15 at the Jim Rivers Intercollegiate. The program journeyed to Choudrant, Louisiana amid the COVID-19 pandemic to begin fall competition.Â
WKU reported 37 new coronavirus cases Friday, bringing the campus’s cumulative total since July to 638.
A U.S. Supreme Court Justice spoke to students nationwide Thursday in a virtual town hall for Constitution Day.Â
As COVID-19 testing continues to ramp up on campus, some students want to have a helping hand during this historic time.The Graves Gilbert Clinic began hiring nursing students, along with students from healthcare administration and other departments, as employees, some assisting with COVID-1…
Editor's note: A previous version of this story said Bruce Kessler will no longer be the math department head starting July 1, 2020. It is actually July 1, 2021. The story has also received small corrections for typos and clarifications. The Herald regrets the errors.
WKU’s first-year freshmen enrollment saw a significant increase over the past year, while overall undergraduate and graduate enrollment has decreased, according to a Monday email.Â
WKU will be shifting to test-optional admission in 2021.Â
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The University of Kentucky announced changes to its academic calendar Thursday which include eliminating spring break, but WKU’s spring schedule hasn’t been decided.
WKU announced Thursday a new tuition award for next fall’s incoming Kentucky freshmen who receive Pell Grant funds.Â
With the first week of classes finished, students have had the chance to experience hybrid classes and the new safety measures on campus.Bowling Green native and graduate student Francisco Serrano has been able to see both sides as a student and as a Contact Tracer and Disease Investigator a…
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.
As the semester begins, things on campus look different from previous years. Social distancing practices have been mandated, masks are worn in public spaces and people sanitize their hands more than ever.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Because of an editing error, this story originally identified Potter Hall as being named for Pleasant J. Potter. It was named for J. Whit Potter. The Herald regrets the error.
With protests occurring all over America, strategies are being put into place for students who plan to take their activism back on campus.
Amid the global coronavirus pandemic, an increase of more than 400 students in the incoming freshman class could help WKU increase its undergraduate enrollment in the upcoming academic year and nearly offset a decline in graduate students, according to the information given to the Board of R…
Having recently been named the first Black chief of police in the history of the city of Bowling Green, Michael Delaney plans to use his leadership to connect the community and the police.
What was once a project for a summer class at WKU turned into a bigger look into local history and racial injustice in Bowling Green.
Molly Dawson, an ICU nurse from TriStar Regional Greenview Hospital, is now recovering from COVID-19 after spending three weeks on a ventilator.Â
Mitch Walker and Tim Gray have their feet planted in two worlds.
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.
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