If you see a family of seven dressed in strictly Hilltopper attire head-to-toe, odds are it's the Perdew family. They bleed red, and no, it's not because of their red blood cells. The sheer morale surrounding WKU this family possesses is enough to convince others WKU spirit runs through thei…

It’s no secret that late-night snack attacks sneak up as quickly as Homecoming week sneaks up after fall break. Homecoming week might feel a little bit like Dorothy’s twister with fun activities spiraling out of control. Between decorating, spirit competitions, parades, football and more, yo…

 Current students are not the only members of the WKU community who get to take part in Homecoming festivities. Alumni are a crucial component of any university, especially here on the Hill. This is why each year during Homecoming week, the College Heights Herald makes an effort to reach out…

Homecoming is a wonderful time at WKU. Graduates new and old return to the campus they once called home. Current students get the opportunity to meet human beings that are a standing testament to the idea that college is something you can actually complete and survive.

Your parents aren’t the only ones who decided to surprise you and show up for homecoming week. So pull yourself out of whatever dumpster you found yourself in and sober up because it’s time for Homecoming horoscopes.

I enrolled at Western Kentucky University in the fall of 1987. I was 20 years old and scared to death. After having been a student at the University of Louisville for my first two years of college, I had decided to switch schools, midstream, and begin my journey at WKU, in order to major in …

Homecoming at WKU isn’t just for the students. Alumni from all over the country return to their campus “home” for a weekend to celebrate with the parade, football game and other activities all over campus. Other alumni, however, are on the Hill everyday.