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In his daily press briefing, Gov. Andy Beshear announced 147 new cases of coronavirus — an all-time high — and 7 deaths from coronavirus. One new case of coronavirus came from Warren County.
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In his daily update to the state of Kentucky, Gov. Andy Beshear announced 54 new cases of COVID-19, 16 more than were announced on Sunday. The new state total is 1,008 cases.
The Spring 2020 Commencement is being “reshaped” for graduating students in light of the coronavirus outbreak.
For many Kentucky residents without homes in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing is a hard obstacle to navigate.
In Gov. Andy Beshear’s daily coronavirus update Sunday, he reported 38 new COVID-19 cases and five new deaths, making the total reported cases in Kentucky 955 with 306 recovered.
Even though The Writing Center (TWC), The Learning Center (TLC) and the many other tutoring services and help centers on campus closed their physical doors, student tutors continued their sessions with students online.
Housing and Residence Life this week announced changes to on-campus dining that include closing restaurant seating and shortening hours for Subway at Bates and Hilltopper Hub.
A joint initiative between Housing and Residence Life and Western Kentucky University Police Department last semester assigned officers to periodically patrol residence halls during their shifts.
The Spring 2020 Commencement is being “reshaped” for graduating students in light of the coronavirus outbreak.
Summer courses and activities will be conducted online-only, Provost Cheryl Stevens said in an email Friday.
Kentucky’s Council on Postsecondary Education released a statement on April 2 praising the state’s general assembly for passing a one-year state budget that did not include any cuts to higher education despite concerns over reduced revenue due to the COVID-19 virus.
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The Spring 2020 Commencement is being “reshaped” for graduating students in light of the coronavirus outbreak.
Even though The Writing Center (TWC), The Learning Center (TLC) and the many other tutoring services and help centers on campus closed their physical doors, student tutors continued their sessions with students online.
Beginning at 5 a.m. on Monday, students can begin to register for classes for the Fall 2020 semester. This is one week after registration was originally supposed to take place.
The community recycling bins scattered around WKU’s campus have been ‘temporarily discontinued,’ WKU recycling said Friday in an Instagram post.
Several services at WKU will experience operational changes as the university continues to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Helm Library has lived many lives since it was first constructed in 1931.
The senate body of SGA has voted in favor of allocating $5,000 to begin plans to build hammock poles across campus. 3-20-S, the hammock-building bill specifically, is part of a larger SGA initiative through the “special projects fund.”
Students of all public and private technical colleges and universities across Kentucky will gather in Frankfort for the Rally for Higher Education on March 3. At 10 a.m., about 400 students will fill the Capitol rotunda to open a conversation with the commonwealth’s legislators.“With the add…
Five new senators have joined the ranks of the WKU SGA alongside the appointment of two new committee chairs. Approval did not come easy, however, as members of the senate leaned hard into nominees’ positions on pressing campus and SGA issues.
On Feb. 3, WKU took its first action in response to the coronavirus by calling back three Chinese Flagship students interning in China and halting all travel to the country. Since then the coronavirus has become a global pandemic, shutting down cities, businesses and causing universities lik…
During his daily update, Gov. Andy Beshear announced 92 new cases of the coronavirus in the state including one in Warren County, bringing the state total to 917.
Gov. Andy Beshear reported 93 new cases of COVID-19 in Kentucky at the time of today’s update, which was less than yesterday’s reported new cases. He announced four new cases in Warren County.
A Herald general assignment reporter was arrested in Minton Hall early Thursday morning for fourth degree assault.
Shots were fired Saturday at Campus Evolution apartments, WKU police reported in a text alert.
A child accidentally pulled a fire alarm at the Kentucky Museum on Nov. 23 at 2:50 p.m.
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