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Alex Cox, Design Editor

Alex Cox is the current Design Editor. She has held this position for the past two semester as well. She is a Graphic Design major and Journalism minor.

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[Photo] OPINION: A poet’s reflection of now

Rose Donnelly, Commentary writer
November 19, 2021
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[Photo] OPINION: Why you should be extra thankful on this upcoming Thanksgiving

Price Wilborn, Commentary writer
November 18, 2021
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[Photo] OPINION: What your zodiac sign says about your favorite spot on WKU’s campus

Rose Donnelly, Commentary writer
November 14, 2021
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[Photo] This or That: Christmas decorations before or after Thanksgiving

Price Wilborn, Commentary Writer
November 10, 2021
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[Photo] OPINION: Why college students should care about climate change

Price Wilborn, Commentary writer
November 4, 2021
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[Photo] OPINION: How to combat seasonal depression

Christina West, Commentary writer
November 3, 2021
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[Photo] OPINION: Where to go on WKU’s campus during a zombie apocalypse

Shane Stryker, Commentary Editor
October 27, 2021
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[Photo] This or That: ‘Parks and Recreation’ v.s. ‘The Office’

Price Wilborn, Commentary writer
October 23, 2021
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[Photo] OPINION: Ranking the best types of pickles

Rose Donnelly, Commentary writer
October 12, 2021
Graphic done by Alex Cox

[Photo] After the fact: Lingering effects for those born post-9/11

Damon Stone, Reporter
September 10, 2021
Sharon Hunter and a resident assistant, Julia Jackson, go out to get the lunch delivery on Oct. 9, 2020. The food is catered by Aramark so it is delivered at the scheduled meal delivery times.

Survey to Student: How students in quarantine are receiving food

Julianna Lowe
October 13, 2020

Survey to Student: How students in quarantine are receiving food

Julianna Lowe
October 13, 2020
Photo of Barnes Campbell Hall where WKU student who choose to remain campus for quarantine stay.

‘I was absolutely miserable:’ One student’s Barnes experience

Julianna Lowe
October 13, 2020
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died Friday in Washington, D.C., her family by her side. On the night of Ginsburgs death, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was quick to confirm that he would move to vote for President Trumps nominee for the Court. 

A call to Mitch McConnell: Don’t let RBG’s death be in vain

Julianna Lowe
September 22, 2020
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Quarantine cuisine: Easy chicken stew

Julianna Lowe
May 14, 2020
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6 quarantine-friendly road trips to take this summer

Julianna Lowe
May 13, 2020
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Plugged in: Professors across WKU adapt to online class shift

Julianna Lowe
May 8, 2020
Young Life student leader Christina Bacon shares an Instagram live video on the Young Life account sharing scripture. Campus ministries like Young Life have switched to a virtual format, which means regular posts on social media in order to stay connected. 

‘Best out of the situation’: On-campus ministries find ways to stay alive while adhering to social distancing guidelines

Julianna Lowe
May 8, 2020
WKU Faculty member Jonathan Adams, left, poses with his student Dave Allen as they test the lighting for a photo booth at the annual Warren County Health Serviced Fair for Refugee and Immigrant Families.  Dave Allen who died on May 2, 2020 was volunteering with other WKU Photojournalism student to document the families at the event.  Photo by Dalton Puckett

‘A willingness toward learning’: Non-traditional WKU photojournalism student Dave Allen dies at 58

Julianna Lowe
May 6, 2020
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WKU student organizes parade honoring graduates

Julianna Lowe
May 4, 2020

6 ways to help parents without childcare

Julianna Lowe
April 29, 2020
6 ways to help parents without childcare

6 ways to help parents without childcare

Julianna Lowe
April 29, 2020
OPINION: What does that mean for me?: Tennessee does not renew stay-at-home order

OPINION: What does that mean for me?: Tennessee does not renew stay-at-home order

Julianna Lowe
April 28, 2020
8 social distancing friendly date ideas

8 social distancing friendly date ideas

Julianna Lowe
April 23, 2020
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9 ways to be sustainable on and off the Hill

Julianna Lowe
April 21, 2020
WKU senior Rachel Quaid showcases her bullet journals on her Youtube Channel, Stories in May. 

Productive hobbies to learn while in quarantine

Julianna Lowe
April 21, 2020
WKU’s School of media conducts additional interview for new director over Zoom

WKU’s School of media conducts additional interview for new director over Zoom

Julianna Lowe
April 21, 2020
A person walks the WKU campus on Monday, March 16.

Missing spring? Here are 10 ways to enjoy this season while social distancing

Julianna Lowe
April 16, 2020
6 ways to be social while social distancing

6 ways to be social while social distancing

Julianna Lowe
April 14, 2020
Finding face masks in the pandemic

Finding face masks in the pandemic

Julianna Lowe
April 9, 2020
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Movies that won’t hit theaters due to COVID-19 and how you can see them

Julianna Lowe
April 8, 2020
Registration begins 1 week late amid coronavirus concerns

Registration begins 1 week late amid coronavirus concerns

Julianna Lowe
April 3, 2020
Workers at the Great American Donut Shop take orders and fill takeout boxes on March 16, 2020.

Instagram account promotes local businesses that are suffering from coronavirus shutdowns

Julianna Lowe
March 25, 2020
New graduates wave their red towels after receiving their diplomas during the commencement ceremony for WKUs University College and Potter College of Arts and Letters Saturday May 16, 2015, at E.A. Diddle Arena in Bowling Green, Ky.

Hilltoppers wave ‘social distancing red towel’ on social media

Julianna Lowe
March 24, 2020
Gabrielle Sledge (left), a health science major and Anna Gibson, a nursing major, sit in Centennial Park at WKU on March 22, 2020. Both Gibson and Sledge agreed that the state’s government and universities are handling the crisis effectively. “Andy Beshear’s killed it,” Sledge said.

‘It just sucks that I have to go home.’ Students navigate dorm move-out

Julianna Lowe
March 23, 2020
Bowling Green city buildings close to lessen impact of coronavirus outbreak

Bowling Green city buildings close to lessen impact of coronavirus outbreak

Julianna Lowe
March 18, 2020
Everyday is a holiday: Celebrating National Panic Day

Everyday is a holiday: Celebrating National Panic Day

Julianna Lowe
March 9, 2020
Julia Jones is the Child Welfare Coordinator in the Master of Social Work Program at WKU. She has been working in the program for a year and half and spent 19 years working in child services.

WKU celebrates 5th annual Social Work Month

Julianna Lowe
March 3, 2020
Garrett Edmonds, executive Vice President for the WKU Student Government Administration, will join his SGA colleagues at the Kentucky Rally for Higher Education on March 3 in Frankfort.

SGA to attend Rally for Higher Education

Julianna Lowe
March 3, 2020
Everyday is a holiday: Celebrating Old Stuff Day

Everyday is a holiday: Celebrating Old Stuff Day

Julianna Lowe
March 2, 2020
Macy Preston takes her second walk down the runway wearing a striped jumpsuit styled for a future career as a boutique owner. Last years fashion show, titled “Picture This: A Snapshot into your Future Career”, was meant to show people options on how they could dress for a certain career field.

Fashion merchandising majors create fashion show to bring community together

Julianna Lowe
February 26, 2020
440 Main hosted a Mardi Gras party on February 21, 2019.

6 places to celebrate Mardi Gras in Bowling Green

Julianna Lowe
February 25, 2020
5 novels to read in honor of Black History Month

5 novels to read in honor of Black History Month

Julianna Lowe
February 21, 2020
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The job resource on campus that you may not know about

Julianna Lowe
February 19, 2020
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Sustainable on-campus bathroom practices, in public or private

Julianna Lowe
February 18, 2020
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15 date night deals for Valentine’s Day in Bowling Green

Julianna Lowe
February 12, 2020
Continue Black History Month discussion with 13th film

Continue Black History Month discussion with “13th” film

Julianna Lowe
February 10, 2020

Continue Black History Month discussion with “13th” film

Julianna Lowe
February 10, 2020
Kentucky Museum hosts Herstory event to empower girls

Kentucky Museum hosts Herstory event to empower girls

Julianna Lowe
February 9, 2020

Kentucky Museum hosts Herstory event to empower girls

Julianna Lowe
February 9, 2020
WKU students find common ground over on-campus dining options

WKU students find common ground over on-campus dining options

Julianna Lowe
February 5, 2020
Herald reporter Taylor Metcalf changes out her nose ring for the first time since having one for two months on Monday, Nov. 4, 2019.

19 things I learned in 2019

Julianna Lowe
January 29, 2020
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‘It hurts like hell’: What having an IUD is really like

Julianna Lowe
January 28, 2020
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Thanksgiving sucks: ‘a mediocre, awkward, problematic meal’

Julianna Lowe
November 27, 2019
Junior English for secondary teachers major Lilly Golden on Nov. 14.

‘What does it mean?’: Students voice opinion on recanvassing

Julianna Lowe
November 15, 2019
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