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Student-led drug policy group gains ground

Aaron Mudd
November 20, 2014

Hall of Distinguished Alumni expands

Aaron Mudd
November 6, 2014
Participants in the 2014 Relay for Life event listen during the Luminaria Ceremony, honoring those who have fought or are currently fighting cancer. Lit luminaries in the bleachers formed the hand sign for "I love you" in honor of the Sparks family. Brandon Carter/Herald

Cancer survivors share stories at Relay for Life

Aaron Mudd
November 4, 2014
Danville junior Lauren Bailes signs the $150 Study Abroad application waiver that Clarksville, Tennessee freshman Mahesan Kumaravelu won at the Choose Your Own Adventure: A Night in Ecuador. Jake Pope/HERALD

Students get taste of Ecuadorian culture

Aaron Mudd
October 23, 2014

WKU re-offers Massive Open Online Course

Aaron Mudd
October 15, 2014
Owensboro junior Courtney Hamilton and Louisville junior Emily Woodruff are residents in the newly constructed Kentucky Street Apartments owned by WKU. The apartments feature a kitchen, bedrooms, a washer and dryer, a bathroom and a living room. Jennifer King/HERALD

Movin’ on Up: Students adjust to life in campus apartments

Aaron Mudd
October 9, 2014

More than 70 students inducted into honors organization

Aaron Mudd
October 9, 2014

Sororities, fraternities use football to fight autism

Aaron Mudd
September 30, 2014

Ebola app tracks virus using Twitter

Aaron Mudd
September 23, 2014

Students discuss Renters’ Rights

Aaron Mudd
September 18, 2014
March participants carried balloons from Pearce-Ford Tower to Chandler Memorial Chapel with the names of victims of violence and altercations with police as part of the Michael Brown memorial march and vigil. Harrison Hill/HERALD

Best Foot Forward: Marchers gather to remember Michael Brown

Aaron Mudd
September 18, 2014
Western Kentucky University Vice Provost and Chief Diversity Officer Richard Miller prays before the "Call to Action" march and vigil on Sept. 16, 2014. Activists marched with balloons that commemorate African-Americans that have died in altercations with police. Harrison Hill/HERALD

Michael Brown march unites students in action

Aaron Mudd
September 17, 2014

Students share rental experiences, problems

Aaron Mudd
September 16, 2014
Assistant Professor of Military Science Maj. Stephan Walters addresses students and staff in front of Guthrie Bell Tower at a candlelight vigil to commemorate the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks.

Vigil honors 13th anniversary of 9/11

Aaron Mudd
September 12, 2014

Auto industry veteran joins WKU

Aaron Mudd
September 11, 2014

New Gatton director has diverse background

Aaron Mudd
September 2, 2014

Phi Delta Theta to get new house

Aaron Mudd
August 26, 2014
Glasgow freshman Brianna Buford plays with Yahoo, a home-seeking dog at the Bowling Green Warren County Humane Society as part of Big Red's Blitz. Students participating in MASTER Plan complete service projects across the community during Big Red's Blitz. Bria Granville/HERALD

Big Red’s Blitz hits 10-year milestone

Aaron Mudd
August 21, 2014
WKU students hangout in front of the new apartments on Kentucky Street on Monday Aug. 11, 2014. JEFF BROWN/HERALD

​WKU opens new apartments to address high housing demand

Aaron Mudd
August 12, 2014

WKU agrees to privatize Health Services

Aaron Mudd
July 10, 2014
WKU construction workers work to demolish Topper Café on South Lawn on Thursday June 12, 2014. Jeff Brown/HERALD

University to remove Topper Café, restore South Lawn

Aaron Mudd
June 10, 2014

Talisman to begin charging for yearbook next year

Aaron Mudd
May 29, 2014

WKU professor recovering after a fall in the Himalayas

Aaron Mudd
May 20, 2014
Keira Martin of Louisville (left) laughs with Brandi Beckham of Lexington (right) after WKU's commencement ceremony for the Potter College of Arts and Letters and the University College Saturday, May 17, 2014, outside E.A. Diddle Arena. (Mike Clark/HERALD)

Graduates begin their lives beyond the Hill

Aaron Mudd
May 18, 2014

Candoo returns to excited WKU staff

Aaron Mudd
May 8, 2014

WKU graduate named Kentucky Young Dietitian of the Year

Aaron Mudd
May 1, 2014

Freedom rider speaks to campus

Aaron Mudd
April 26, 2014

ICSR speaker stresses significance of social justice

Aaron Mudd
April 25, 2014

SOKY Book Fest to feature True Blood author

Aaron Mudd
April 24, 2014

ISCR brings in final speaker for series

Aaron Mudd
April 24, 2014

Kroger chairman to speak on experiences

Aaron Mudd
April 10, 2014

Students speak out for Forensics

Aaron Mudd
April 1, 2014

Speaker shares stories of abroad roads less traveled

Aaron Mudd
March 28, 2014

Speaker shares abroad experiences

Aaron Mudd
March 27, 2014

Habitat students raise roofbeams over spring break

Aaron Mudd
March 25, 2014

International students experience apartment life

Aaron Mudd
March 20, 2014

Students explore gender issues through vagina monologues

Aaron Mudd
March 18, 2014
WKU students climb an 80-foot wheat silo covered in ice during a weekend trip to Cedar Falls, Iowa, on Feb. 7. The group included seven students and three ORAC leaders. ORAC graduate assistant, Ben Phaneuf, of Brownsville, Texas, says that the ORAC has been offering this trip since 2005, which makes it a unique staple to WKU's campus. (Alyssa Pointer/HERALD)

ORAC students reach new heights

Aaron Mudd
February 27, 2014

Career Linkages Conference helps students plan for futures

Aaron Mudd
February 22, 2014

Speaker gives WKU a look at a disappearing island

Aaron Mudd
February 21, 2014

WKU to host career conference Friday

Aaron Mudd
February 21, 2014

Earth-Kind CEO speaks at WKU

Aaron Mudd
February 14, 2014

Study abroad fair feeds WKU’s wanderlust

Aaron Mudd
February 14, 2014

Fraternity organizes Sleep Out for Homeless

Aaron Mudd
February 13, 2014

WKU hosts Earth-Kind CEO as “Executive in Residence”

Aaron Mudd
February 11, 2014
Wu Fei plays the guzheng with her band, Wu Force, as part of the WKU Cultural Enhancement Series at WKU's Van Meter Hall on Tuesday, Feb. 4. “The history of the guzheng is about 2500 years (old),” Fei said. “Anything that’s less than a thousand years we think is young.” (Brian Powers/HERALD)

Wu Force fuses sounds of China and the U.S.

Aaron Mudd
February 6, 2014

The Wu Force performs tonight at Van Meter

Aaron Mudd
February 4, 2014

Imagewest eager to start semester with new director

Aaron Mudd
February 4, 2014
Sophomore Michael Karimian of Louisville grimaces as a Red Cross employee puts a needle in his arm at a blood drive Thursday at the Preston Center sponsored by Campus Ministries and the American Red Cross. Karimian said that the needle going in is the only part that bothers him and that the rest is fine. (Austin Anthony/HERALD)

Students, faculty participate in blood drive

Aaron Mudd
January 31, 2014

WKU offers scholarships at study abroad fair

Aaron Mudd
January 28, 2014
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