The name change of the School of Journalism and Broadcasting to the School of Media was approved in a unanimous vote today at the Board of Regents meeting in Jody Richards Hall.

Risk management and online learning were the main topics of discussion at WKU’s annual retreat for its board of regents, which took place in the Augenstein Alumni Center.

A name change in the School of Journalism and Broadcasting has created controversy with alumni around the country.

Ann Mead will tell you, she flunked kindergarten.

WKU’s Board of Regents approved a $387.8 million operating budget for the coming year on Friday, one that will require the university’s academic colleges to trim spending by $3.4 million and support units to cut $5.2 million.

The Board of Regents will have a special meeting at 9 a.m. Friday to consider WKU’s $387.8 million budget for the 2019-20 fiscal year that relies on more than $13.2 million in money left over from the current budget year to balance. 

A new Associate Provost for Faculty and Academic Excellence was announced today.

Professor will begin working at Georgia College and State University effective July 1.

Since President Timothy Caboni began in 2017, the cabinet he began with is far different from the one that currently sits at the top of the Hill.

WKU’s University Senate voted to change parts of WKU’s policy on consensual faculty and student relationships during a meeting last Thursday.