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Theatre offers alternative to community service for juvenile offenders

Mackenzie Mathews
November 6, 2014

Inmates become students in philosophy class

Mackenzie Mathews
November 4, 2014
 Somerset junior David Sams holds a mouse used in a study of long-term eff ects of sleep deprivation. The mice are kept in a cage with a bar that periodically moves across the cage, keeping the mice awake. Jake Pope/HERALD

Professor studies effects of sleep deprivation using mice

Mackenzie Mathews
October 28, 2014
Gatton Academy juniors Jeremiah Wayne (right) and Frankie Baldwin (left) record the results of dilutions they conducted during the Genome Discovery and Exploration course in The Engineering and Biological Science Complex on Tuesday. Students in the class isolate and characterize the DNA of bacterial viruses they collected from soil samples at the beginning of the semester. Jennifer King/HERALD

Increased resources, funding expands research opportunities

Mackenzie Mathews
October 9, 2014

Professors study emotional developments in infants

Mackenzie Mathews
October 7, 2014
Jonathan Oglesby is a WKU graduate student and founder of the organization FoFo Hari, which means Hello Water. FoFo Hari serves to educate people, namely those living in sub-Saharan Africa, about methods of water sanitation and hygiene to avoid disease and preserve water through art. Bria Granville/HERALD

Graduate student continues water literacy research in Africa

Mackenzie Mathews
September 9, 2014
A student practices his technique after Art Matters owner and art teacher, Teresa Christmas, instructed him on Pollocks dancing around the canvas. Mackenzie Mathews/HERALD

Local art scene shows new side of city

Mackenzie Mathews
September 2, 2014
Students quietly read over the Six Characters in Search of an Author script in the hallway of Gordon Wilson Hall before auditioning in front of a panel on Monday, Aug. 25. Students who are chosen for the roles will have less than four weeks to rehearse and memorize their parts before the debut on Sept. 25. Alyssa Pointer/HERALD

Students take stage for fall production auditions

Mackenzie Mathews
August 28, 2014
Taylor Bradley, right, of Henderson, and Taylor Reid of Hopkinsville, run to greet their new Alpha Delta Pi sisters outside of Downing Student Union on Sunday, Aug. 24. Nick Wagner/HERALD

Girls find identity in recruitment

Mackenzie Mathews
August 26, 2014

International office gains new abassadors

Mackenzie Mathews
May 8, 2014

IRH brings dental services to McCreary County

Mackenzie Mathews
May 6, 2014

WKU professors to discuss sharks on NOVA series

Mackenzie Mathews
May 1, 2014

Morehead set to open second state dual-credit academy

Mackenzie Mathews
April 29, 2014

Forensics teams promote family environment

Mackenzie Mathews
April 22, 2014

Faculty Senate discusses budget changes

Mackenzie Mathews
April 22, 2014

Faculty Senate convenes for monthly meeting

Mackenzie Mathews
April 18, 2014
Confucius Insitute intern Xinyi Ma helps teach children at the juvenile detention center as they make clay food for their art class on April 8. (Tyler Essary/HERALD)

Confucius instructors teach students in Detention Center

Mackenzie Mathews
April 17, 2014

Four students receive Goldwater recognition

Mackenzie Mathews
April 15, 2014

Geography department receives software grant

Mackenzie Mathews
April 8, 2014

War crime justice weighs on international law

Mackenzie Mathews
April 3, 2014

Gatton accepts Class of 2016

Mackenzie Mathews
March 25, 2014

University registrar to retire in June

Mackenzie Mathews
March 25, 2014

Becoming an RA: Students hone leadership skills as resident assistants

Mackenzie Mathews
March 20, 2014

Interior designers help dec out dorm life

Mackenzie Mathews
March 20, 2014

WKU alumni running for House of Representatives seat in TN

Mackenzie Mathews
March 20, 2014

Six WKU students awarded State Department scholarships

Mackenzie Mathews
March 6, 2014

FUSE grants deadline approaches

Mackenzie Mathews
March 6, 2014

Academic brief: CHHS Dean search progresses

Mackenzie Mathews
March 4, 2014

Academic Team heads to nationals

Mackenzie Mathews
March 4, 2014

Groups travel abroad to China

Mackenzie Mathews
February 27, 2014

Graduates pursue international jobs

Mackenzie Mathews
February 25, 2014

Study abroad grant aides minority students

Mackenzie Mathews
February 25, 2014

New professor comes to News Ed department

Mackenzie Mathews
February 20, 2014

Enrollment drops, marketing efforts increase

Mackenzie Mathews
February 20, 2014

Financial center focuses on monetary education

Mackenzie Mathews
February 18, 2014

International Programs increase in size

Mackenzie Mathews
February 13, 2014
Head of WKUs Department of Geography and Geology professor David Keeling has completed several international trips including a 25,000 mile cape to cape expedition. Dr. Keeling has taken WKU students on study abroad trips since 1994 and has been appointed as a University Distinguished Professor. (Adam Wolffbrandt/HERALD)

Professor travels abroad to spread geographic knowledge

Mackenzie Mathews
February 11, 2014

Students host 2014 Leadership Conference

Mackenzie Mathews
February 11, 2014

Diplomat-in-residence plans to use experience to aid students

Mackenzie Mathews
February 6, 2014

Winter Term enrollment increases

Mackenzie Mathews
February 6, 2014

Gen ed changes coming Fall 2014

Mackenzie Mathews
February 6, 2014
WKU students pose for a portrait while on a study away program in New York City over winter break. While in New York, the students took a theater class that required them to see 8 broadway shows.

Theatre appreciation builds on Broadway

Mackenzie Mathews
February 5, 2014

Health dean down to three candidates

Mackenzie Mathews
February 4, 2014
Chandra Imani

Professor explores basil for cancer research

Mackenzie Mathews
January 28, 2014
Eak Taing, 56, makes donuts in the kitchen of Great American Donuts. Taing moved to the United States from Cambodia when he was 24. Taing said he has been making donuts for about 20 years. He said they still make donuts the old fashion way.

Donut shop offers welcoming environment for students

Mackenzie Mathews
December 5, 2013
Sumner, Iowa, junior Jodi Miller removes her bike from a rack in front of a WKU bus on Normal Drive Monday. 

WKU earns recognition as bicycle friendly university

Mackenzie Mathews
December 3, 2013
Iran international graduate student Arash Pourmohammadian buys a gift for his family in The WKU Store. 

Local shops offer variety of gifts for Christmas shoppers

Mackenzie Mathews
December 3, 2013
CanDoo, a two-year-old cream-coated Golden Retriever, works with both the office of Military Student Services and the Kelly Autism Program to assist students through stress and anxiety.

CanDoo brings comforting influence to campus programs

Mackenzie Mathews
November 14, 2013
Photo courtesy of Lori Jeffries.

Alum takes to social media to find a kidney donor

Mackenzie Mathews
November 5, 2013

Vintage boutique rich in Bowling Green history

Mackenzie Mathews
October 30, 2013

Alums set to get married on campus Homecoming weekend

Mackenzie Mathews
October 24, 2013

Historian to lecture tonight on one of Ky. ‘famous sons’

Mackenzie Mathews
October 23, 2013
Louisville alumni Jordan Minton, 23, sings to a packed Lost River Pizza Friday night. Im excited to see everyone here, Minton said.

Alumnus set to release debut album ‘Let Us Get Away’

Mackenzie Mathews
October 22, 2013
Freshman Davis Church sews on shirt pockets as Freshman Trent Erps irons the next pocket in their dorm room. The two long time friends started their business Helm Brothers at the beginning of the fall semester at WKU. The business consists of sewing on custom shirt pockets onto t-shirts. They are both brothers in Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity.

Frocket Power: Freshmen start customized ‘frocket’ shirt business

Mackenzie Mathews
October 16, 2013

Kappa Delta’s Shenanigans breaks proceeds record

Mackenzie Mathews
October 9, 2013
Mary Ellen Miller received the title of WKUs first poet laureate after working at the university for over 50 years. Miller has been an active teacher and writer while also arranging events to support arts and literature. Katie Mclean/Herald

Professor’s passion for teaching remains strong after 50 years

Mackenzie Mathews
September 25, 2013

‘Nontrads’ gain a voice on campus

Mackenzie Mathews
September 18, 2013
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