On Oct. 9, WKU Volleyball Head Coach Travis Hudson was inducted into the 2020 WKU Hall of Distinguished Alumni.Hudson graduated from WKU in 1994, took over the volleyball program in 1995, and turned a rebuilding program into one of the best in the nation, which is why he is the greatest coac…
Three WKU Alumni were inducted Thursday as members of the 29th induction class to Western Kentucky University’s Hall of Distinguished Alumni.
Last Wednesday, WKU athletes, students and alumni gathered in front of Diddle Arena to voice their support for the Black Lives Matter movement as some attendees spoke on their experiences being Black in America and what the movement means to them.
The Lady Topper's Volleyball season opener against Mercer was canceled Friday, according to an email from Jessica Leifheit, WKU Volleyball’s Associate Director of Communications and Media Relations.
Following the recent announcement of WKU Volleyball’s season opener, Head Coach Travis Hudson and two players shared their thoughts on Thursday.
WKU Volleyball will begin its 2020-21 season on Saturday, Oct. 3, according to an email from Jessica Leifheit, Associate Director of Communications and Media Relations for WKU Volleyball.
In this time of social change and using your voice, the phrases “stick to sports” and “shut up and dribble” no longer can be used to hold athletes back.The phrase “Black lives matter” has become controversial when there is no reason it should have.Black lives matter. That’s it; that’s the se…
Among fall sports on The Hill, the only program with a regular season is football, leaving uncertainty for sports like soccer and volleyball.After the NCAA and its President Mark Emmert announced on Aug. 13 that fall sports competitions and championships were being moved to the spring, a sho…
There were mixed reactions coming from WKU’s volleyball team when the news of season postponement came to light.
Patience is a virtue that WKU Athletics Director Todd Stewart has used in the past weeks leading up to the football season and other fall competitions on The Hill.
I get it. College football is back, at least for the time being, and everyone is excited, but football isn’t the only sport that participates in the fall. We can’t progress with one sport but not value the others.
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