The Student Government Association passed legislation Tuesday regarding WKU’s Naming and Symbols Task Force, a new on-campus community garden, and giving funds to campus organizations in their seventh meeting of the semester.
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Editor's note: a previous version of this article was published before receiving a response from Sigma Nu. The article has been updated with their official statement.
WKU will participate in a state-wide tornado drill Wednesday.
Gov. Andy Beshear delivered what he called “the most optimistic report” on the state of COVID-19 in Kentucky on Monday. The state has 509 new positive COVID-19 cases, which is the lowest count since Sept. 28, and 15 new deaths.
WKU reported eight new coronavirus cases Friday, bringing the campus’s cumulative total since July to 1,216.
WKU will participate in a state-wide tornado drill Wednesday.
The end of the federal Muslim ban has brought new opportunities to the Bowling Green community.According to the American Civil Liberties Union, former President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Jan. 27, 2017, banning “foreign nationals from seven predominantly Muslim countries from …
ISEC hosted a Soul Food Luncheon to wrap up the series of events to celebrate Black History Month. The students attending the event were able to play games, listen to spoken word performances, and eat the food that was provided.
WKU reported 17 new coronavirus cases Friday, bringing the campus’s cumulative total since July to 1,200.
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.
While she was dean, Cheryl Stevens would bring her rescue dog, a labra-doodle named Ruthie, to work with her. When she became provost, she was worried it would look bad for her to bring her dog to work, but students continued to come back to see Ruthie.“She had been the shelter dog, and prob…
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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.
Many WKU students spent their snow days sledding down the various hills on campus. Trash and debris is being revealed now that the snow is melting and the Facilities Management Grounds Crew is working to clean it up.
The Hardin Planetarium is featuring a new show, Perseverance to Reach Mars, until February 18th.
WKU Parking and Transportation Services announced their new electronic bus passes Friday in partnership with GO bg Transit.
The Student Government Association passed legislation Tuesday regarding WKU’s Naming and Symbols Task Force, a new on-campus community garden, and giving funds to campus organizations in their seventh meeting of the semester.
The Student Government Association voted on legislation to fund a scholarship grading event and to support the Bottom of the Hill Revitalization Initiative at their sixth meeting of the semester.
The Student Government Association offers five scholarships for WKU students to apply for. Here’s everything you need to know about them.
A new House of Representatives bill centered on student loan borrowers’ rights is being considered by the Kentucky legislature.House Bill 239 is titled “AN ACT relating to student loan services.”One of the sponsors of the bill is WKU history professor and State Rep. Patti Minter, who describ…
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…
The end of the federal Muslim ban has brought new opportunities to the Bowling Green community.According to the American Civil Liberties Union, former President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Jan. 27, 2017, banning “foreign nationals from seven predominantly Muslim countries from …
Editor's note: a previous version of this article was published before receiving a response from Sigma Nu. The article has been updated with their official statement.
To conclude the Arrest the Fear series, the Intercultural Student Engagement Center and the Bowling Green Police Department held a Guys Night Out and Ladies Night Out for students to have candid discussions with police officers.
A shooting near campus Sunday marks the third shooting-related incident close to WKU in the last four weeks.
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