WKU and Healthy on the Hill have put together guidelines to bring students back for the 2021 spring semester beginning on Jan. 19.
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The English department hosted an English Holiday Salon Wednesday for students to share the media they have been consuming the past few months.
WKU reported 13 new coronavirus cases Tuesday, bringing the campus’s cumulative total since July to 986.
The Community Farmers Market on Saturday held a holiday market featuring numerous food and gift vendors, offering local businesses an opportunity to sell goods during a difficult year.
WKU reported 20 new coronavirus cases Friday, bringing the campus’s cumulative total since July to 973.
WKU reported 25 new coronavirus cases Tuesday, bringing the campus’s cumulative total since July to 953.
Hilltoppers are celebrating a very special birthday today as our mascot Big Red turns 41 years old.
Making the adjustment from high school to college is difficult, but a global pandemic has only only made things even more complicated for first-year students.
As delectable aromas swirl around kitchens today, we should take the time to acknowledge the people for which we are thankful. Although this year looks a little different than years past, we can still celebrate Thanksgiving with family and friends, even if it’s virtually. And of course, we c…
While we enjoy our Thanksgiving Break, it’s easy to get caught up in relaxation and forget about classes completely.
WKU reported 24 new coronavirus cases Friday, bringing the campus’s cumulative total since July to 928.
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