March is Women’s History Month, a time for female professors to reflect on the motivations and challenges that lead to their careers at WKU.According to the 2020 Factbook, 53% of all WKU employees are women — 681 of 1,052 WKU faculty.Laura McGeeLaura McGee is a German language professor and …

WKU will release sexual misconduct records within the next 30 days that were the subject of a years-long lawsuit against the Herald.Following a Kentucky Supreme Court decision in a similar case involving the University of Kentucky and its student newspaper, the Kentucky Kernel, WKU decided t…

The Kentucky Supreme Court decision has ruled in favor of the Kentucky Kernel in an opens records lawsuit from the University of Kentucky. 

Robert Fischer, a dean of basic and applied sciences at Middle Tennessee State University, has been named WKU’s next provost and vice president of academic affairs, WKU announced Wednesday.

WKU courses continue to shift away from being hybrid and toward either fully in-person or online.

WKU’s Board of Regents met for their first quarterly meeting of the year Friday to discuss new and old business.

The Chapel Hill Pod School recently opened in Bowling Green, providing a new method of learning which includes smaller student-to-teacher ratios and the potential for new student teaching opportunities.Chapel Hill is a pod school, also called a micro school. Generally, this method of teachin…

Saundra Starks, one of the top three-longest working professorsat WKU, has dedicated 38 years of service to the social work program, but her journey at WKU started before her employment here.Starks’ journey at WKU started in 1966 when she attended as a student. She received her undergraduate…

In light of the unexpected week off from in-person classes, professors have largely struggled to cope with the sudden loss of a week's worth of instruction.

WKU expects to conclude its search for provost and vice president of academic affairs by mid-March after two of its initial four finalists withdrew from consideration.