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Keilen Frazier, Staff Photographer

Keilen Frazier has spent three semesters as a staff photographer. Having interned at the Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer.com, Frazier is originally from Louisville, Kentucky.

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The WKU bench celebrates during the Hilltoppers' 105-35 rout of Rhodes College on Nov. 30, 2021.

[Photo] Hilltoppers dismantle DIII Lynx to extend winning streak, Anderson out due to COVID-19 protocols

Kaden Gaylord-Day, Men's basketball reporter
November 30, 2021

Gallery: Jonesville Academy holds inaugural session

Keilen Frazier, Staff photographer
September 19, 2021
(Left to right) Matthew Rivas, Jordon Whitlow-Clark, Kamarious Day, Kavvyun Lockhart, Camdyn Bibb, and Kewan Williams are told to give each other space outside of Gary Ransdell Hall to take a group picture before heading to lunch in Downing Student Union.

Julian Paz, a first year student with Jonesville Academy, gives a thumbs-up to the workers at Fresh Food Company showing approval of his meal choice on September 11, 2021.

WKU wide receiver Mitchell Tinsley (5) battles for extra yardage to get the Hilltoppers in scoring range. The Hilltoppers defeated the Skyhawks 59-24 in their season opener on September 2, 2021 at Houchins-Smith Stadium.

[Photo] Zappe slings record-setting seven TDs in home opener blowout of UT Martin

Wyatt Sparkman, Football reporter
September 2, 2021
Many of Bowling Green’s political candidates — incumbents and challengers — descended on Circus Square Park for an open forum about what they would bring to office if they win in the upcoming election. The forum was opened by State Rep. Attica Scott, who represents the 41st district in Jefferson County.

City Commission candidate Francisco Serrano on college-relevant issues

Keilen Frazier
November 2, 2020
Keilen Frazier Self-Portraint

Homecoming in Barnes

Keilen Frazier
October 13, 2020
WKU athletes Juwan Jones, Demetrius Cain, and Tavion Hollingsworth lead protesters down Avenue of Champions during the Black Lives Matter protest organized by WKU Athletics on September 30, 2020.

[Photo] WKU athletes support Black Lives Matter: ‘It is your time, and it is your turn’

Nick Kieser, Michael J. Collins, Debra Murray
October 1, 2020
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