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John Pace (right), manufacturing and support specialist for WKU, pulls out an example of a healthy bee colony to show new members of Big Red Beekeepers after new packages of bees were transferred to fresh hives. Jeff Motorfield (left) and Pace, serve as advisors for the bee keeping club.

WKU club members learn the benefits of beekeeping

Liz Geiman
April 12, 2013

Three WKU professors recently won awards for establishing the Upper Green River Biological Preserve in Hart County

Liz Geiman
April 2, 2013
Originally from Amman, Jordan, Part-Time Instructor of Arabic Khaldoun Almousily has been an instructor at Western for the past three years. He came to WKU after meeting his now wife, Kelly. She came to Jordan to learn the language and I was her translation partner, said Almousily. He hopes to start his PhD in Arabic and Translation Studies soon.

Arabic teacher balances several part time jobs

Liz Geiman
March 5, 2013
Louisville senior Sami Crider works during the night shift at Greenview Regional Hospital in Bowling Green.

Nursing students balance night shifts, school

Liz Geiman
December 4, 2012
WKU journalism professor Mac McKerral has held a number of jobs, from working in a spaghetti factory to digging graves, before landing at WKU.

Before I Was: Professor dug graves after undergrad

Liz Geiman
November 27, 2012

Program gives veterans college confidence

Liz Geiman
November 13, 2012
Auburn junior David Bradley has been a part of the Juggalo community for eight years. Juggalos are a sub-culture that follow musicians such as Insane Clown Posse, Krizz Kaliko and Twiztid. 

J is for Juggalo: Insane Clown Posse followers paint up

Liz Geiman
November 9, 2012

Powersave interns strive to save energy on campus

Liz Geiman
October 23, 2012
After her mother lost her battle with breast cancer, Cheryl Onwu made the decision to double major in biology and chemistry in the hopes of becoming an oncologist.  

Student and sorority raise breast cancer awareness

Liz Geiman
October 23, 2012
Glasgow senior Blake Perkins works out on Monday at the Preston Center. A motorcycle accident in 2011 left him paralyzed. Despite this, Perkins is still a personal trainer and continues to remain positive and workout.

Student continues dream after wreck

Liz Geiman
September 25, 2012

Band hopes spontaneous style will launch career

Liz Geiman
September 11, 2012
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