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Former WKU students Sean Stevens (left), Damon Wilcox (center) and Jason Heflin have been home brewing for years. They recently received $11,050 in funding from Kickstarter which will help them open White Squirrel Brewery in the former Age of Reason tattoo parlor on Broadway Ave. in Bowling Green, Kentucky. They are currently remodeling the space and plan to open by May. White Squirrel will offer three beers brewed in-house, a German style Kolsch ale, an Indian pale ale and a brown ale. Mike Clark/HERALD

White Squirrel to open as community brewery

Andrew Henderson
March 24, 2015

Sock monkeys help develop sense of community

Andrew Henderson
March 19, 2015
Lydia Billion, a WKU alumni living in Bowling Green, gives a demonstration of different types of moaning during the Vagina Monologues hosted by the Women and Gender Studies Program at DSU on March 17. This was Billion's third time performing in the Vagina Monologues. "I do this because its empowering, and I don't think the vagina gets enough credit" she said. Emily Kask/HERALD

‘The Vagina Monologues’ empowers women

Andrew Henderson
March 19, 2015
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Students serve, study over spring break

Andrew Henderson
March 17, 2015

Students live together to address community issues

Andrew Henderson
March 5, 2015
Dianna Blackwell, of Bowling Green, KY, performs at The Illusions drag show at 399 Kentucky Street in Bowling Green, KY on Saturday, February 28, 2015. William Kolb/HERALD

Drag queens rule the night

Andrew Henderson
March 3, 2015
This photo of the basement of the Christian Student Fellowship was taken on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2015. The basement flooded Saturday morning and is currently in the process of being cleaned up until an indefinite date. Emily Kask/ HERALD

Water damage affects Christian Student Fellowship

Andrew Henderson
February 26, 2015

Kentucky Museum celebrates local art

Andrew Henderson
February 24, 2015
Each student brings their own controller to play the game on the projector. They gather every Saturday on the 2nd floor of DSU to play Super Smash Bros. from 4-11 p.m.

Weekend gaming groups have a ‘smashing’ good time

Andrew Henderson
February 17, 2015

Bowling Green and WKU students advocate for renters’ rights

Andrew Henderson
February 17, 2015

Campus pride surrounds LGBT community

Andrew Henderson
February 12, 2015

New student group working to discover voices

Andrew Henderson
February 12, 2015

WKU receives arboretum accreditation

Andrew Henderson
February 3, 2015
WKU students had the opportuntiy to visit the Sundance Film Festival this past January. Dawn Hall/special to the HERALD

WKU students attend Sundance Film Festival

Andrew Henderson
February 3, 2015
Women editors play key role in Herald history

Women editors play key role in Herald history

Andrew Henderson
January 29, 2015
Freshly cut garland strands sit ready for purchase at Morgan's Fresh Cut Trees in Bowling Green on Monday. The garlands, trees and wreaths are shipped in from a Michigan tree farm. Nick Wagner/HERALD

Seasonal tree lot celebrates family, holidays

Andrew Henderson
December 2, 2014
Rubye & Ola, a vintage home decor and gifts boutique located on East Main Street, hosts a variety of gently-used furniture and other knick-knacks that have been restored or decorated by the owners. Alyssa Pointer/HERALD

Rubye & Ola celebrates character in vintage items

Andrew Henderson
November 20, 2014
Lindsey Saling, of Bowling Green, browses the selection of home decor at Digs on the River on Friday. The store, located on Old Louisville Road, is currently adorned with Christmas-themed decor. Nick Wagner/HERALD

Digs on the River offer goods for your digs

Andrew Henderson
November 18, 2014
Head of WKU's Department of Geography and Geology professor David Keeling has completed several international trips including a 25,000 mile cape to cape expedition. Dr. Keeling has taken WKU students on study abroad trips since 1994 and has been appointed as a University Distinguished Professor. (Adam Wolffbrandt/HERALD)

Professor returns from eighth circumnavigation

Andrew Henderson
November 18, 2014

Storytellers conference offers teaching experience

Andrew Henderson
November 6, 2014
Myra Dwyer poses with her paintings in the Pushin Building Artist Studio. Dwyer has been painting for nine years and is co-manager of the studio alongside Angie Alexieff . Bria Granville/HERALD

Art studio provides community for local artists

Andrew Henderson
November 4, 2014
Leon Vincent, 59, is the owner of the Artistic Soul Studio in Bowling Green. Vincent started collecting posters in 1990 and now has over 1,100 posters in his shop. "I just love the beautiful artwork on the posters," Vincent said. Harrison Hill/HERALD

Artistic Soul features cinematic timeline through posters

Andrew Henderson
October 30, 2014

Pecha Kucha offer variety of performance opportunities

Andrew Henderson
October 23, 2014
Lauren Cunningham, community engagement coordinator for the ALIVE Center, sings at Speak Out on Tuesday. Jeff Brown/HERALD

Speak Out raises domestic violence awareness

Andrew Henderson
October 16, 2014
Eddie Sulberg-Hale, 9, of Bowling Green, watches as Ben Davenport, 8, works on his Rube Goldberg machine on Tuesday during the Science Curiosity Investigation Camp at the WKU Planetarium. Luke Franke/HERALD

Students build Goldberg devices for Wacky Engineering

Andrew Henderson
October 9, 2014

Candle shop provides unique shopping experience

Andrew Henderson
September 30, 2014
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