Letter submitted by Jennifer Underwood

Letter submitted by Kendrick Bryan 

According to the Board of Regents agenda from the April 12 committee meeting, I am disappointed to see that the Master of Arts in Education for School Counseling along with the Standard Certification and Rank I in School Counseling were among the programs being recommended for suspension. Ad…

Dear editor,I would like to respond to the ongoing phaseout of the WKU Department of Modern Languages. In my opinion, WKU is making a big mistake in no longer requiring even a minimum number of hours in language education.The idea that WKU positions itself as a university “with international…

Letter submitted by Kelly Thompson Jr., WKU class of 1968. Thompson has served as a judge on the Kentucky Court of Appeals since 2006.

Letter submitted by Keith Norris, WKU class of 1988

We are coming up on the 10-year anniversary of the Minton Hall flood of Nov. 30-Dec 1, 2008, and I wanted to share the impact that night has had on me. 

Nicole Ziege’s recent article on the phantasmagorical costs of attending college sheds light on how adults have failed to invest in our nation’s economic future. Instead, they have saddled young people with decades of debt.

Merit pay at WKU should be part of a cost-of-living increase.

Going to college is expensive. This is a fact that most of us here at WKU can agree on. Tuition is high and getting higher, parking is overpriced (especially for the incredible lack of it on this campus) and books often run students upwards of $300 per semester. Don’t even get me started on …