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 …

Readers who have overdue book fines at WKU Libraries are able to take advantage of a program allowing them to pay their debts with food instead of money.The Food for Fines program is a food drive sponsored by WKU Libraries. The program gives students and faculty the opportunity to pay back t…

Visitors to WKU Sustainability’s Market on the Avenue event learned about lowering their impact on the environment, saw the benefits of upcycling and made clocks out of unused vinyl records.

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…

A new paid parental leave policy in the process of being approved by WKU could have benefits for faculty who are new or expecting parents.

Editor’s note: In previous editions of the Herald, we have refrained from using the phrase “N-word” and instead chosen to use “racial slur” in accordance with Associated Press style. This story includes direct quotes which use the phrase “N-word.” Direct use of the slur in quotes has been ch…

Above all, Taylor Kay Grider cared about everyone around her.She loved the people in her life and made sure they were doing well in the midst of the chaos.Grider cared about every person in the room. She cared about the trees outside and the fish in the ocean. Her friends remember her planni…

“Don’t be racists.”

Two members of WKU’s Student Government Association will lead a protest in response to a video posted on Twitter showing members of WKU’s Alpha Xi Delta sorority singing a racial slur in a rap song.The protest will happen at Kappa Delta’s annual philanthropy event, Shenanigans. The protest i…

The bus was full. Completely full.Gabriel Brannon had to walk. The freshman film major from Bowling Green often uses the Topper Transit bus to get to class, but this day, he had to walk from the Russellville Road lot to his destination, the Fine Arts Center.The Topper Transit bus routes, whi…