[Photo] SPONSORED: Part of a bigger family — Bowling Green business owner cherishes community support Sponsored by WK Liquors January 18, 2022
Gallery: First Lady Jill Biden surveys Bowling Green tornado damage Jack Dobbs, Photographer January 14, 2022
[Photo] ‘An art, not a science’: As WKU enrollment decreases, other state universities see increases Lily Burris, Michael J. Collins November 15, 2021
Regents committees cover salary changes, line of credit, baseball coach contract extension in meeting Lily Burris and Michael J. Collins October 22, 2021
Blacked out: Redacted sexual misconduct files obscure nearly a decade of university Title IX actions Lily Burris and Debra Murray September 20, 2021
Former university vice president, Facebook marketing leader, late local doctor to be honored alumni at upcoming homecoming event Michael Crimmins and Lily Burris August 25, 2021
Letter from the editor: College Heights Herald brings more changes, surprises with the new year Lily Burris, Editor-in-chief August 23, 2021
[Photo] Food truck announced as dining option for start of semester Debra Murray, Digital News Editor August 19, 2021
[Photo] Faculty House Drive will be closed starting tomorrow Debra Murray, Digital News Editor June 29, 2021
[Photo] Caboni discusses retirements, budget, return to normalcy Debra Murray, Digital News Editor June 1, 2021
Board of Regents agenda shows tuition increase, $7.8 million budget shortfall for upcoming fiscal year Lily Burris, Assignment Editor April 30, 2021
Consummate Hilltopper: Public relations professor remembered by colleagues after death Debra Murray and Lily Burris April 30, 2021
WKU announces new dean of Potter College of Arts and Letters Lily Burris, Assignment Editor April 22, 2021
[Photo] Faculty Senate compares salaries, tenure, President’s compensation to benchmark universities April 16, 2021
Several college departments renamed, dissolved amid campus-wide changes Abbey Nutter February 2, 2021
WKU Office of Admissions and WKU Marketing and Communications partner for scholarship contest Abbey Nutter November 16, 2020
WKU Study Abroad and Global Learning celebrates International Education Week Abbey Nutter November 12, 2020
WKU observes Veterans Day, inducts new member into the ROTC hall of fame Abbey Nutter November 11, 2020
Counseling Center’s post-election event focused on worry and mindfulness Abbey Nutter November 7, 2020
WKU announces new tuition program for future Kentucky Pell-Grant recipients Lily Burris and Michael J. Collins September 17, 2020
Faculty senate discusses test optional admission standard during Thursday meeting Abbey Nutter August 28, 2020
Caboni says WKU will continue to fulfill institutional purpose during COVID-19 pandemic Abbey Nutter August 17, 2020
Caboni vows WKU will return to in-person classes for Fall 2020 semester, commends ‘perseverance’ Jack Dobbs May 8, 2020
Beshear announces new coronavirus cases, timeline for reopening restaurants and gyms Abbey Nutter May 7, 2020
Virtual conferral of degrees to be broadcasted on Facebook Live, Youtube on May 15 Jack Dobbs May 6, 2020
Beshear announces 177 new COVID-19 cases, 8 additional deaths in latest daily update Jack Dobbs May 1, 2020
Beshear details voting by mail in primary, announces 322 new COVID-19 cases in latest daily update Jack Dobbs April 24, 2020
Beshear announces medical reopenings, 161 new COVID-19 cases in daily update Abbey Nutter April 23, 2020
Gov. Beshear outlines economic reopening plan, announces 134 new cases in daily update Jack Dobbs April 17, 2020
WKU Health Services Clinic to temporarily shut down due to lack of patients Jack Dobbs April 17, 2020
Provost Stevens addresses online class format in Faculty Senate meeting, officer elections held Abbey Nutter April 17, 2020
Beshear announces 242 new COVID-19 cases, Warren County up to 32 cases after 9 additional confirmations Jack Dobbs April 10, 2020
First in a series of Webinars to educate community on COVID-19 teaches digital audience about public health Abbey Nutter April 10, 2020
‘Completely unprecedented’: How the coronavirus is impacting a small southern Kentucky town Jack Dobbs April 9, 2020
‘How to Heal in Traumatic Times’: Department of Philosophy hosts webinar for COVID-19 trauma Abbey Nutter April 8, 2020
‘How to Heal in Traumatic Times’: Department of Philosophy hosts webinar for COVID-19 trauma Abbey Nutter April 8, 2020
Caboni announces ‘reshaping’ for spring commencement, praises students and faculty Jack Dobbs April 6, 2020
How Bowling Green shelters and resources are adapting to the coronavirus pandemic Abbey Nutter April 6, 2020
Beshear announces 90 new COVID-19 cases, dismisses lawsuit filed against his office Jack Dobbs April 3, 2020
WKU pauses hiring for rest of semester due to coronavirus ‘for the foreseeable future’ Jack Dobbs April 1, 2020
WKU establishes internet hotspots at Park Street, Creason lots for students and community Jack Dobbs March 30, 2020
