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Genesis Malone, Staff Reporter

Genesis Malone is a Staff Reporter for the College Heights Herald. She is a junior from Louisville, Kentucky majoring in Journalism and Creative Writing at WKU. This is her first year working at the Herald. Her main goal is to work as a reporter for press and live news for a national newspaper or television program.

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Jean-Claude Evard, former WKU professor and Swiss native, passed away in December.

‘He was a very kind man, totally committed to mathematics’: Former WKU professor Evard remembered

February 15, 2022
Members of the Herald speak with WKU president Timothy Caboni in the Craig Administrative Center on Feb. 1, 2022.

[Photo] 7 things we learned from meeting with President Caboni

February 1, 2022
Law enforcement officers complete welfare checks the morning of Dec. 12 in Bowling Green.

Bowling Green’s tornadoes through students’ eyes

January 18, 2022
WKU Spanish club encourages all students to become members

WKU Spanish club encourages all students to become members

December 27, 2021
WKU Greek chapters provided gifts for 34 children through the Angel Tree program on Tuesday Nov. 30 in Downing Student Union.

WKU Greek chapters sponsor 34 Angel Tree children

November 30, 2021
WKU International Student and Scholar Services offers Thanksgiving dinner to students

WKU International Student and Scholar Services offers Thanksgiving dinner to students

November 23, 2021
Members of WKU Sisterhood traveled from Louisville to donate clothes to the PEAK Professional Clothes Closet at their annual meeting Friday, Nov. 16.

WKU Sisterhood awards four grants to university initiatives

November 23, 2021
Lindsey Houchin, WKU’s coordinator of nationally competitive opportunities, informs a student of scholarships available for the WKU Study Abroad program at the annual Fall Study Abroad Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2021.

WKU Study Abroad and Global Learning to host discussion, peer advising for International Education Week

November 15, 2021
Gordon Ford College of Business hosts business and professionalism week

Gordon Ford College of Business hosts business and professionalism week

November 8, 2021
The front office of the WKU Police Department on Aug. 26, 2019. The WKU Police Department has begun a complete transformation for the start of the fall 2019 semester. The renovations are meant to improve morale within the department, starting with cosmetic improvements.

Two men removed from campus following incident in Creason Lot

October 29, 2021
Former university vice president, Facebook department head, late local doctor inducted into Hall of Distinguished Alumni

Former university vice president, Facebook department head, late local doctor inducted into Hall of Distinguished Alumni

October 25, 2021
Women in Business panel hosted for National Women Entrepreneurship Week

Women in Business panel hosted for National Women Entrepreneurship Week

October 21, 2021
Graduates wave their red towels near the end of the Potter College of Arts & Letters and University College commencement ceremony Saturday at Diddle Arena.

WKU announces commencement dates for Fall and Spring semesters

October 13, 2021
WKU Black Student Alliance discusses intersectionality for LGBTQ History Month

WKU Black Student Alliance discusses intersectionality for LGBTQ History Month

October 6, 2021
WKU Gender and Women Studies department hosts Female Filmmakers screening

WKU Gender and Women Studies department hosts Female Filmmakers screening

September 25, 2021
Artist Alice Gatewood Waddell (center) visits with an attendee of an artists talk for the fresco mural (pictured left) of Jonesville that she designed on Thursday, Sept. 16, 2021, at WKU’s Kentucky Museum.

Commemoration of Jonesville Community celebrated with fresco mural

September 17, 2021
Photo courtesy of WKU Study Abroad and Global Learning.

WKU Study Abroad and Global Learning hosts study abroad fair to promote global learning

September 14, 2021
Student print allocation reduced to $10

Student print allocation reduced to $10

September 1, 2021
In the morning of Aug. 28, 2021, President Caboni excitedly cuts the ribbon recognizing The Jonesville Academy’s establishment on Western Kentucky University’s campus while Tyreon Clark holds the ribbon cutting with students assisting on both sides.

Jonesville Academy hosts ribbon-cutting ceremony

August 29, 2021
Car taillights pass in front of the Mahurin Honors College on March 8, 2018.

Mahurin Honors College and Gatton Academy organize research fair

August 27, 2021
Western Kentucky University freshman Alaina Hess and Allen Ross play cornhole on South Lawn during Topper Fest on Friday, Aug. 20, 2021

Topper Fest welcomes WKU family back to campus amid pandemic

August 21, 2021
According to the lawsuit, Brinkley told Wilkins he was informed by Caboni to “withdraw the position offer from the female employee.” According to Brinkley, Caboni informed him the employee could not transfer to another WKU position because she was under a “Plan of Improvement” regarding her performance at her current job, and that “WKU policy doesn’t allow an employee to transfer to another position.” When Brinkley asked Wilkins if this was true, Wilkins informed him there was no policy to this effect and that the employee in question was not under a Plan of Improvement.

WKU announces vaccination incentive contest

August 20, 2021
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