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Students work prompts proclamation signing

Kylie Carlson
November 16, 2016

Jacob Karaglanis: Trump Voter

Kylie Carlson
November 15, 2016
Margaret Tabor, 80, of Bowling Green has worked as an election clerk for 40 years and a ballot judge for the last two years. I just love the Republican Party, explains Tabor as her reason for devoting so much time to the electoral process. She is unabashed of the elephant necklace she proudly wears while working the T.C. Cherry Elementary School voting location.

Ballot judge supports Trump, hopes people continue to vote

Kylie Carlson
November 8, 2016
John Stone and Mame Ston voted at Living Hope Baptist Church during the general election on Tuesday, Nov. 8. Were voting for Pence. Were from Indiana, John Stone said. Lots of our friends and relatives know Pence. Mame Stone said.

Married couple says they’re voting for Pence

Kylie Carlson
November 8, 2016
“I’ve been voting here [W.R. McNeill Elementary School] for probably 45 years, both of my daughters went here, Bobby Rascoe said. Rascoe is a former WKU student services employee and basketball player, ”[College Students] just need to be apart of the future of voting, and expressing their feelings and so forth” Rascoe said.

WKU retiree says students need to vote today

Kylie Carlson
November 8, 2016
Voters wait in line to cast their ballot on Tuesday Nov. 8, 2016 at McNeill Elementary School.

Polls open, voters plan to change America

Kylie Carlson
November 8, 2016

More freshmen enrolling with prior credit

Kylie Carlson
November 2, 2016

Record number of Kentucky voters registered online

Kylie Carlson
October 26, 2016

Murray State University invites WKU to Dead Poets in London

Kylie Carlson
October 17, 2016
President Gary Ransdell and Big Red lead the parade behind the WKU marching band during the Citizens First Homecoming Parade Sept. 29, 2010, on Avenue of Champions. Julia Walker Thomas/HERALD

Ransdell reflects on Homecomings’ past, present

Kylie Carlson
October 17, 2016

Retired officer rejoins police department

Kylie Carlson
October 12, 2016

New scholarship endorses German culture studies

Kylie Carlson
September 28, 2016

Man dies during Gatton Academy visit

Kylie Carlson
September 21, 2016
The iWKU app used by WKU students to keep track of both personal and university information has recently undergone a new update. The update allows users with both iPhone and Android devices to use the app with increased functionality. The app is also now written completely through the WKU Web Development Group in the Enterprise Applications and Programming of the IT Division.

iWKU app updates, now under WKU control

Kylie Carlson
September 21, 2016
Franklin senior Brittany Belcher takes part in a Q&A about Title IX, equal rights protection, and separation of powers during Constitution week on Tuesday, Sept. 13 in DSU. Kathryn Ziesig/HERALD

Students embrace rights during Constitution Week

Kylie Carlson
September 14, 2016

New boxing gym swings into Bowling Green

Kylie Carlson
September 14, 2016

Program offers free books to military students

Kylie Carlson
September 12, 2016
Graduate student McKinze Willard (right) talks to students about her experiences throughout her years in college during WKUs first TOPTalk of the semester, on Tuesday, Sept. 6. Willard is a graduate assistant for the $100 Solution on WKUs campus and has worked with the ALIVE Center CCP for the past five years. 

TOPTalks: AARC hosts monthly student speaker series

Kylie Carlson
September 7, 2016
Project Grow Fellows Thomas Murphy (left), of Louisville, Mary Anne Fox of Lexington, Nate McClendon of Louisville and Sierra Morris, of Sarasota, Fla. tend to the garden behind the Office of Sustainability on Friday, Aug. 26. Ive been a Fellow for one week and I enjoy it because I get to work more in a community setting, Murphy said. The food that is grown in the garden is used by the Fresh Food Company. Ebony Cox/HERALD

Community garden tended by Project Grow, volunteers

Kylie Carlson
August 30, 2016

Bookstore introduces self-service textbook system

Kylie Carlson
August 24, 2016
Freshens workers prepare food on Tuesday, Aug. 23, in the Tower Food Court. Freshens opened for the first time on Monday and replaces JuiceBlendz and Burger Studio. Ebony Cox/HERALD

Freshens replaces JuiceBlendz and Burger Studio

Kylie Carlson
August 24, 2016

Journalism professors and spouses co-author book

Kylie Carlson
August 22, 2016
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