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Cameron Shaw

Cameron Shaw, Staff Reporter

Cameron Shaw is a junior double majoring in Journalism and Criminology. Originally from Hardinsburg, Kentucky, this is Shaw's first semester on the Herald.

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Former WKU Track and Field athlete Kyree King (middle) is slated to run for Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Photo provided by WKU Athletics.

Former WKU athlete to compete in 2024 Paris Olympics

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 25, 2024
An officer with the Bowling Green Police Department makes a phone call from Smoke Zone on 116 Old Morgantown Road Thursday, Feb. 23, 2022 just off the WKU campus in Bowling Green, Ky.

Bowling Green law enforcement agencies join forces in joint operation

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 24, 2024
Gas leak reported at Gatton, ATMOS on scene

Gas leak reported at Gatton, ATMOS on scene

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 24, 2024
Lee Robertsons mens golf mugshot. Photo provided by Paul Just/WKU Sports Historian.

Memorial service for Lee Robertson to be held Sunday

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 23, 2024
Photo of newly appointed Regent Derrick Helm provided by Helm Shearer West law firm.

Governor Beshear appoints WKU alumni to the Board of Regents

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 15, 2024
The 2023-2024 WKU Mens Lacrosse club team. Photo provided by club president Jared Sell.

WKU lacrosse team finds home with Southern Men’s Lacrosse League

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 12, 2024
Details on 10% overhead charge still unknown as fiscal year begins

Details on 10% overhead charge still unknown as fiscal year begins

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 11, 2024
Planned power outage to affect several locations on campus

Planned power outage to affect several locations on campus

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 11, 2024
WKU Staff Senate Chair Tanya Vincent speaks to the staff senate at their first meeting of the fiscal year on Monday.

Staff Senate proposes new way to engage staff members

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 10, 2024
The Bike4Alz Team 12 rides down Russellville Road towards WKU on Monday.

‘They just haven’t quit’: Bike4Alz team perseveres to spread awareness for Alzheimer’s disease

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 8, 2024
Lee “Mr. Western” Robertson, a McLean County native, served WKU for over 70 years.

‘A significant chapter in our history comes to a close’: WKU community reflects on ‘Mr. Western’

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 3, 2024
Lee Robertson, who died July 3 at 102, earned the title Mr. Western due to his lifelong involvement with the university. As a 1950 graduate, Robertson went on to become the superintendent of Barren Country Schools, WKU alumni director, director of WKU-Glasgow campus, and now serves as Special Assistant to VP in the development & alumni relations office. Robertson was 95 in this photo.

Lee Robertson, known as ‘Mr. Western,’ has passed away at 102

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 3, 2024
A new ParkMobile parking sign located on Normal Street, across from the Mahurin Honors College, on Monday.

Campus parking meters replaced by mobile pay

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
July 1, 2024
Students attending the VAMPY summer program engage in a hands-on classroom activity at WKU. Photo provided by the Center for Gifted Studies.

Summer program for gifted students celebrates 40 years at WKU

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 27, 2024
Faculty Advisor Jason Wilson (back row, left to right), Meaghan Czarnecki, Jaxson McAplin, Isabel Gray, Caleb Massey, Evan Brittenham, Cole Hollinsworth, Dylan Stephens, Ethan Newborn, Sophia Adams, Sarah Holt, Hunter Fred, Keeley McKnight, Leah Bell, Kaya Goertz, Carelynn Hartmann and Tyler Baker (faculty advisor) stand behind WKUs concrete canoe in Utah on June 20. Laken Moffitt (left) and Dylan Jackson hold the WKU flag. Photo provided by Dylan Stephens.

WKU finishes 5th in Concrete Canoe Competition

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 25, 2024
Photo of Stephen Douglas House provided by J.C. Kirby & Son.

Funeral services to be held for Stephen Douglas House on Wednesday

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 24, 2024
Provost Bud Fischer (left to right), Susan Howarth, executive vice president for strategy, operations and finance, and President Timothy Caboni present the proposed 2024-2025 budget to the regents on June 7 in Jody Richards Hall.

Regents’ budget process raises concerns about potential open meetings violation

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 20, 2024
A variety of wines for sell at Staircase Wine Shop, located at the square in downtown Bowling Green, on Tuesday.

New wine shop brings fresh experience to downtown Bowling Green

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 18, 2024
Trial date set for 2 men charged in death of WKU student last year

Trial date set for 2 men charged in death of WKU student last year

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 17, 2024
Graham Martin fixes his eyes on the road in front of him as he drives toward Louisville from Bowling Green on I-65 on April 2, 2024.

Chasing the gale

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 14, 2024
Employees for the Firemen Moving Company move furniture out of Hilltopper Hall and transport them to Zacharias Hall on Wednesday, June 12.

Furniture being moved out of Hilltopper Hall

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 12, 2024
Former WKU-won Hearst awards.

WKU student wins national multimedia championship

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 11, 2024
Provost Bud Fischer (left to right), Susan Howarth, executive vice president for strategy, operations and finance, and President Timothy Caboni present the proposed 2024-2025 budget to the regents on June 7 in Jody Richards Hall.

‘I see a tough year on campus’: Regents approve 2024-2025 budget

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 7, 2024
The WKU 2024 Steel Bridge Team from left to right: Nate Bruner, Cole Hollinsworth, Justin Elms, William Pemperton, Nathan Cates, Dakota Harrison, Elijah Knight, Bradley Herman, Jeremy Jordan, Jack Barton and Shane Palmquist. (Team members Cameron Dunn, Luke McElroy, Jared Brewster, and Logan Kauffman not pictured). Photo provided by Shane Palmquist.

WKU Steel Bridge Team finishes 39th in national competition

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 6, 2024
New overtime regulations, increased parking costs discussed at staff senate meeting

New overtime regulations, increased parking costs discussed at staff senate meeting

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 5, 2024
Former WKU-won Hearst awards.

Two photojournalism students competing in national championship

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 5, 2024
Tracey Hays, 41, is recognized at the 2024 Department of Social Work Graduation Recognition Ceremony at the Knicely Conference Center on May 2. Photo provided by Tracey Hays.

“It takes time and patience”: How a single-mother battled addiction and earned her master’s

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
June 3, 2024
Memorial services for Craig Cobane to be held Wednesday

Memorial services for Craig Cobane to be held Wednesday

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
May 28, 2024
Photo provided by WKU.

Acclaimed psychologist, Peter Langman, to speak at WKU on school safety

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
May 28, 2024
Craig Cobane, executive director of the Honors College, has passed away

Craig Cobane, executive director of the Honors College, has passed away

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
May 25, 2024
Slowly moving on from Altus, OK this morning, WKU Storm Chasers said in a post on X on Friday, May 24. Today falls back a couple steps compared to yesterday, as we prepare for a busy Saturday setup. Meanwhile, here’s a few shots from yesterday from western Oklahoma. Photo provided by WKU Storm Chasers via X.

WKU students chase storms and learn new skills in Meteorology’s annual field course

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
May 24, 2024
The Houchens Stadium press box sees remodeling ahead of the 2024-2025 season. Construction is set to be finished before the first home opener on Sep. 7, according to Bryan Russell, chief facilities officer. Photo provided by Bryan Russell

Houchens Stadium press box is one among 11 WKU facilities summer projects

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
May 23, 2024
Professor Julie Jones references her textbook while teaching a lecture on the history of child welfare in the United States for their Introduction to Child Welfare class at Western Kentucky University.

Faculty member fights to advocate for child protection, starting in the classroom

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
May 22, 2024
President Timothy Caboni listens in at the Board of Regents quarterly meeting on May, 2.

WKU faculty cite low pay, lack of transparency as factors in low morale

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
May 21, 2024
Members of the faculty senate met on Thursday in Downing Student Union.

WKU to require Title IX training for all faculty and staff

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
May 17, 2024
WKU Young Alumni Council celebrates success stories

WKU Young Alumni Council celebrates success stories

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
May 15, 2024
John Tom Marshall

WKU basketball legend passes away at 93

Cameron Shaw, Reporter
May 14, 2024
The Board of Regents met for their quarterly meeting on Thursday, May 2 2024, where they discussed budget overspending and approved raises, faculty promotions and new academic programs.

Board of Regents discuss budget overspending, approve over $33,000 raise for general counsel at quarterly meeting

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
May 3, 2024
Gwyn Henderson discusses archaeological research and the processes of museum curation on April, 9 2024. When you go to a museum, you see the whole pots, and you dont think about the accidents, Henderson said.

Archaeologists present ‘Finding the First Farmers’ at Kentucky Museum

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
April 10, 2024
Team of WKU students, faculty and staff launch SunSketcher app

Team of WKU students, faculty and staff launch SunSketcher app

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
April 1, 2024
Kyle Rittenhouse responds to a question asked during the Rittenhouse Recap by Turning Point USA in the Downing Student Union Nite Class on Wednesday, March 27, 2024.

Kyle Rittenhouse speaks at WKU to share experience, answer questions

Cameron Shaw, Larkin Ivory, and Molly Dobberstein
March 27, 2024
Darbar was chosen by MEDLIFE to give an address to community members after the completion of a new staircase for the neighborhood on Jan. 12, 2024.

From Peru to Bowling Green: How a WKU student seeks to empower communities

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
March 14, 2024
Kierigan McEvoy, senior Chinese and international affairs major, dresses as Harry Truman during the Dead President Tour at Cherry Hall on Monday, Feb. 19, 2024.

WKU Department of Political Science hosts ‘Dead President’s Tour’

Cameron Shaw, News Reporter
February 20, 2024
Emily Calandrelli speaks to a crowd of mostly children on Tuesday, Feb. 13. The presentation included information about her career and encouraged students and children to pursue studies and careers in S.T.E.M.

Gatton Academy and Kentucky Science Center host ‘The Space Gal’ Emily Calandrelli at ‘Kid’s Science Night’

Cameron Shaw, News reporter
February 14, 2024
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