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Larkin Ivory is a news reporter for the Herald. Ivory is a sophomore, majoring in journalism with a minor in broadcasting. Originally from Louisville, Kentucky, he’s working his second semester on staff.

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter

Larkin Ivory is a news reporter for the Herald. Ivory is a sophomore, majoring in journalism with a minor in broadcasting. Originally from Louisville, Kentucky, he’s working his second semester on staff.

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Voters stand outside Living Hope Baptist Church in the early morning hours before the polling location opened on Election Day, 2024.

Election Day begins: what early morning voters had to say

Larkin Ivory and Adin Parks
November 5, 2024
IN PRINT: How WKU students are approaching the ballot box

IN PRINT: How WKU students are approaching the ballot box

Larkin Ivory, Cameron Shaw, Libby Simpson, and Abigail Vickers
October 21, 2024
A tent is set up prior to "Sleep Out for the Homeless" hosted by the Epsilon Theta chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. on Oct. 17, 2024.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Hosts annual ‘Sleep Out for the Homeless’

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter
October 18, 2024
@wkuholas on Instagram.

WKU HOLAS to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month with “All Around the World” event

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter
September 15, 2024
The Raymond B. Preston Health & Activities Center housed the Outdoor Recreation Adventure Center before its close.

WKU Outdoor Recreation Adventure Center closes indefinitely

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter
September 2, 2024
Participant Kyle Marklin congratulates his sons, six-year-old participant Lucas Marklin (left) and nine-year-old participant Samuel Marklin (right) after completing a 10-mile bike ride at BikeWalk BG’s St. Patrick’s “Community Bike Ride” event on March 16.

BikeWalk BG, WKU CHHS offers chances for a healthy lifestyle

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter
May 3, 2024
Photo provided by Legacy Book Press.

Former WKU professor publishes ‘Letters from the Karst’ novel

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter
April 19, 2024
From WKU departments of Music and Theatre & Dance

‘Something Rotten!’ Musical premiering in Van Meter Auditorium

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter
April 2, 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
From @wkusga on Instagram.

SGA opens Abby Nash Creativity Scholarship

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter
March 12, 2024
Patti Minter gives a speech during a kickoff for her campaign on Thursday, Feb. 29, 2024.

Patti Minter kicks off campaign for Bowling Green mayor

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter
March 1, 2024
WKU Alumni Association to host 'Night at the Preds'

WKU Alumni Association to host ‘Night at the Preds’

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter
February 23, 2024
Raymond Cravens Library introduces free New York Times and Wall Street Journal memberships

Raymond Cravens Library introduces free New York Times and Wall Street Journal memberships

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter
February 22, 2024
Student Activities begins donation drive for WKU Food Pantry

Student Activities begins donation drive for WKU Food Pantry

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter
February 15, 2024
ISEC graphic

ISEC hosts ‘For the Culture Preview Day’ to welcome multicultural students

Larkin Ivory, News Reporter
February 2, 2024
Students participate at the Intercultural Student Engagement Center's "Trap Grocery Bingo" event on Wednesday, Jan. 24.

ISEC hosts ‘Trap Grocery Bingo’ to kick off Black History Month celebration

Larkin Ivory, News reporter
January 25, 2024
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