After nearly a four-month hiatus without fans, Tidball’s has finally opened concerts back up for the public to attend.
The power-punk duo of J.D. Minor and Josh Hines are at it again as Dos Cobros with their second full-length release “Synesthesia.”
I remember my freshman year, walking down Normal Street to the buses with a herd of other freshmen, down to the buses that would take us to H4, the first step in my ill-fated Honors College career.
This story was published in the May 8 final print issue. Read the full issue here.
This story was published in the May 8 final print issue. Read the full issue here.
Issue: The pandemic has increased class differences, and many think their liberty is threatened by government safety measures.
Editor's note: A previous version of this column incorrectly said WKU is being sued over alleged Title IX violations when WKU is actually under investigation over alleged Title IX violations. The story has been updated and the Herald regrets this error.
Letters to the editor are not written by any Herald staff members, but are submitted. You can submit a letter to the editor by emailing us at herald.editor@wku.edu or submitting it through our site.
On Monday afternoon, Gov. Bill Lee of Tennessee announced he would not be extending Tennessee’s stay-at-home order past April 30. As a Tennessean, this news is terrifying.
Issue: The pandemic has increased class differences, and many think their liberty is threatened by government safety measures.
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Letter submitted by Andrew Robinson, WKU class of 2010. Robinson served as editor-in-chief of the Herald in Fall 2009 and Spring 2010.
Take this advice — just not literally! This is a somewhat humorous attempt at sharing helpful ideas for your upcoming finals week. Yes, finals are coming! Did I just ruin your Thanksgiving Break?Give up nowGive up the idea that finals are horrible exams that must be tolerated. Some students …
Letter submitted by Jennifer Underwood
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