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Upcoming performance to present realities of war

April 26, 2017
Fisherville sophomore Andi Dahmer, 20, will be sworn in on Tuesday May 2, 2017 at the SGA end of the year banquet as the new SGA President and officially starts in July. I am so grateful to my team, overwhelmed. I am so excited to work with them in the future. There are three platforms: Diversity and Inclusion, Sustainability, and Dependability Dahmer states. I hope by the time I graduate that the capital campaign is going towards truly what the students want them to be used for and all students have greater opportunities to the accessibilities of our campus. 

New SGA president shows dedication to WKU

April 24, 2017

Event informs on sexual assault awareness

April 19, 2017
Duane Tyler, also known as Pops, poses for a portrait in the recently opened virtual video arcade, The Holodeck VR on April 11th. Tyler, fellow business parter to Joey Stratton and Nick Lapierre, is eager for what the arcade will do for Bowling Green. Technology today is unreal, instead of just playing the game, jump in it and be in it, said Tyler.

New Virtual Reality Arcade opens in Bowling Green

April 12, 2017
A volunteer pours local beer into servings at Red White and Brew April1, 2017 at the WKU Alumni Center. Individuals who perched tickets got 10oz pours of locals beers and a free meal.

Beer Festival brings Bowling Green community to WKU

April 3, 2017

Event to uncover fake news phenomenon

March 22, 2017

Students team up to help communities in need

March 20, 2017

New Works Festival back for round two

April 14, 2016

Smoking committee makes changes to SGA resolution

September 15, 2015

SGA to vote on Elizabethtown/Ft. Knox student body association

September 8, 2015
Jay Todd Richey, WKUs Student Government Association president, speaks to senate members about the associations goals for the new school year during the groups first meeting at Downing Student Union on Tuesday.

SGA welcomes new and old members at first meeting of the year

September 2, 2015

SGA meets for the final time for spring semester

May 6, 2015

SGA passes bill, two resolutions in last April meeting

April 29, 2015

SGA inducts new senators, wraps up election

April 2, 2015

New meal plan option to be implemented next semester

March 26, 2015

SGA passes bill promoting farmers market, swears in senator

March 25, 2015

SGA president announces executive candidates

March 24, 2015

Law professor to discuss history of universities, slavery

March 24, 2015

Resolutions passed, new meal plans discussed at SGA meeting

March 18, 2015

SGA to vote on breast milk expression resolution

March 17, 2015

SGA discussing energy usage, funding

March 4, 2015

SGA approves resolution for $10 million parking garage

March 3, 2015
February 24, 2015 Bowling Green, Kentucky | 25 year old Elise Iannuzzi, from Bowling Green, is a Theatre professor at WKU and Director for BG OnStage. I get to share what I learned and gained from the theatre, Iannuzzi said as she talks about what she likes about teaching. | Photo by Jeff Brown/Herald

Part-time faculty proclaims rich passion for theater

February 26, 2015

Alumni increases giving, best in five years

February 12, 2015

SGA resolution could limit campus smoking areas

February 10, 2015

SGA passes Resolution to Support a Limited Smoking Campus

February 3, 2015

WKU hosting black history months throughout February

February 3, 2015

WKU continues to pursue accessibility

February 3, 2015

SGA resumes after winter break

January 29, 2015

SGA convenes following winter break

January 28, 2015

SGA outlines plans for this spring semester

January 27, 2015

Forensics team adds another victory to belt

November 13, 2014
In addition to its famous apples, Jacksons Orchard grows peaches and cherries. The land has been an orchard for more than 100 years and grows 15 types of apples. Tanner Cole/HERALD

Jackson’s Orchard remains seasonal community staple

October 21, 2014

Literacy Center spreads success strategies, reading materials throughout community

October 6, 2014
History majors and minors listen to Associate Professor Anthony Harkins during a history department trivia night. William Kolb/HERALD

History club hosts trivia night

September 25, 2014

International Festival brings diversity to downtown

September 23, 2014

Speaker shares story of Ugandan immigration

September 19, 2014

Author speaks about Uganda for ‘Far Away Places’ lecture series

September 18, 2014
Guest speaker Stephen Ritz answers audience questions after his lecture, entitled Farming for the Future: Investing in Your Community To Change the World, on Tuesday in Van Meter Auditorium. Ritz spoke on his eff orts with the Green Bronx Machine, a sustainable farming initiative for public school students in the Bronx. His talk was part of the annual Mary E. Hensley Lecture Series sponsored by the College of Education and Behavioral Sciences. Brandon Carter/HERALD

Speaker shares success stories of Bronx-based student farming program

September 11, 2014

Student group aims to increase awareness of SARC

September 9, 2014

WKU geology professor awarded distinguished grant

September 4, 2014

Family starts garden program for special needs adults

August 28, 2014
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New chancellor brings worldly experiences to WKU campuses

August 26, 2014
Murfreesboro sophomore Connor Shea, left, and Mt. Washington senior Jeremy Raley run at Kereiakes Park on Tuesday to train for their first Ironman Triathalon, which will take place July 12 in Muncie, Ind. (Jeff Brown/HERALD)

Students train to be an “Iron Man”

May 8, 2014
Henderson Graduate student Sam Moore has been blind since he was seven months old. Moore has recently returned to WKU in order to pursue his Masters degree and hopes to work in radio. (Ian Maule/HERALD)

Blind student lives life to the fullest at WKU

May 6, 2014

Alums launch social networking site TheFotoLife

April 17, 2014
Freshman Lesha Sanchez marches with her friends from Gilbert Hall to downtown Bowling Green during Take Back the Night on Thursday. (Abbey Oldham/HERALD)

Take Back the Night returns to WKU

April 1, 2014
20 year old Metcalfe Meteorology junior Victoria Hampton first internship is working with NASA in California. I feel like this will open many doors for me, said Hampton as she talks about her internship. Hampton plans to attend Grad school after getting her degree at WKU. (Jeff Brown/HERALD)

Student selected for prestigious NASA internship

April 1, 2014
From left, Bowling Green sophomores Meredith Fane and Mersiha Demirovic hold signs after the march against domestic violence during Take Back The Night at the Justice Center in Bowling Green, Ky. on Thursday, March 27, 2014. (Dorothy Edwards / Herald)

“Take Back the Night” tops off Sexual Assault Awareness month

March 28, 2014
Theoretical physicist and futurist Michio Kaku spoked to a packed house in Van Meter Hall auditorium on Monday. Gatton Academy co-sponsored Kakus visit, which concluded the WKUs 2014 Cultural Enhancement Series. (Mike Clark/HERALD)

Kaku delivers ‘The Future of the Mind’

March 19, 2014

WKU community pitches in after professor’s house burns

March 18, 2014

Bonner scholars provide youth books through Dolly Parton program

February 27, 2014
Mei Dus and her late husband, Lindsey Powells, wedding photograph along with flowers from a student and Powells music stand at their home on Feb. 21. (Demetrius Freeman/HERALD)

WKU remembers anthropology professor Lindsey Powell

February 25, 2014
Sue Milburn, 63, of Elizabethtown, (left) and Horse Cave sophomore Chelsea Ballard walk down the stairway that leads into Hidden River Cave in Horse Cave as part of a trip with the Green River Grotto group. Milburn said that if she can go caving at her age then anybody should be able to do it. (Austin Anthony/HERALD)

Caving group helps clean Hidden River Cave

February 20, 2014

Obituary: WKU remembers Dr. Carlton Jackson

February 18, 2014

Non-traditional student publishes book 15 years after writing

February 11, 2014
Paul Porter, CEO of raprehab.com, speaks to a packed auditorium at Gary Ransdell Hall as a part of Black History Month on Thursday, Feb. 6. WKUs Office of Institutional Diversity hosted the event. (Dorothy Edwards/HERALD)

Founder of RapRehab.com gives lecture on diversity

February 11, 2014
Louisville sophomore Melanie Reichert passed away Sunday, November 24, 2013. Reicherts WKU friends and classmates gathered for a candle light vigil in which they took turns sharing stories and fond memories of Melanie. Vinnie Tallarico, Reicherts high school boyfriend, shares the ways in which Melanie touched his life. She really shaped who I am, I would be a completely different person without her, Tallarico says, She taught me to believe in myself and other people. She was something else and I was lucky to know her. 

Candlelight vigil honors student’s ‘vivacious’ spirit

December 5, 2013

WKU organizations give back during the holiday season

December 3, 2013

Imagewest starts work on project with U.S. State Department

November 19, 2013
The homecoming bulletin board. 

Homecoming candidates excited to be part of ‘whirlwind’ experience

October 23, 2013

Student awarded fellowship for environmental research

October 14, 2013

Club Sports give opportunities to WKU community

October 14, 2013

Forensics team takes awards in for tournaments this weekend

October 9, 2013

WKU food pantry assisting those in need on campus

September 30, 2013
Coaches for the forensics team read over schedules before the start of their meeting for upcoming competitions.

WKU forensics team starts season with success

September 25, 2013

WKU students work to set up sister city in Switzerland

September 16, 2013

WKU Quiz Bowl team gearing up for new season

September 12, 2013
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