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WKU wraps up first semester with new gun policy

Mary Anne Andrews
December 4, 2012
Planetarium coordinator, Ronn Kistler, poses for a portrait after his presentation of Planet Quest at Hardin Planetarium Nov. 13.

Planet Quest reveals potential life on other planets

Mary Anne Andrews
November 16, 2012
Kelley Coppinger was born in Tehran, Iran, where her grandfather was a U.S. diplomat. Coppingers parents always taught her to be respectful of the culture. “A tip for students traveling is to keep your mouth shut and listen,” Coppinger said.

Before I Was: Life abroad molded advertising professor

Mary Anne Andrews
November 13, 2012
Whitehouse sophomore Caleb Nobles started a long-board club at WKU called the “Hill Bombers.” Nobles said this is his first club experience, and he will be proud when it is official.

Longboarding rolls to WKU

Mary Anne Andrews
November 2, 2012
“You don’t want to know the time it took to get these,” said Elvyonn Bailey, left, a junior from Riverside, Calif. Bailey is on the WKU cross country team and has had tattoos for several years. “I am not going to get any on my hands or neck, no sir,” said Frankfort senior Rico Obannon (right). Obannon got his first tattoo on his 18th birthday and has continued ever since.

I is for Inked: Students use tattoos for expression

Mary Anne Andrews
November 2, 2012

Food store celebrates nine years

Mary Anne Andrews
October 30, 2012
Homecoming queen candidates could begin displaying their posters on Oct. 1. The 22 candidates have strict rules to follow in placing their posters. 

Candidates discuss the journey to the crown

Mary Anne Andrews
October 16, 2012
Nikita Moharir, Saisindhuja Sindhu Veeramachaneni, Divya Lella and Harika Javangula share an evening snack of aloobjjie, southern Indian fried potatoes, before working on homework. The four girls are first semester graduate students from Southern India who decided to move to the United States to seek an independent lifestyle and become more competitive in their fields. Their goal is to return to India and find a job that will support their parents as they age. When they are old, they become like children and then it is our responsibility to take care of them, said Moharir.

Foreign students adjust to WKU

Mary Anne Andrews
October 2, 2012
Kanin Perry, 23, of Franklin, poses for a portrait outside of the Franklin-Simpson EMS station. Were out to do as much as we can.

E is for EMT: Students train to save lives

Mary Anne Andrews
September 28, 2012
WKU Rugby players, left to right, Mackenzi Poehlein, Laura Amari, and Christina Bradley carryout a ruck. Collectively, they have played rugby for nearly 8 and a half years.

Women’s club rugby team fosters sisterly bond

Mary Anne Andrews
September 21, 2012
Russellville senior Brandon Thomas works as a bartender at 440 Main in Bowling Green. Thomas has been bartending since he was 20 years old, he is now 27.

B is for Bartender: Student enjoys fast-paced job

Mary Anne Andrews
September 7, 2012

Run to honor veterans

Mary Anne Andrews
August 31, 2012

Tough job market facing spring grads

Mary Anne Andrews
May 4, 2012

Class hopes to increase unity within Greek community

Mary Anne Andrews
April 30, 2012

Dean’s Council at WKU continues to grow

Mary Anne Andrews
April 24, 2012

“Project Transform” serves community, sets example

Mary Anne Andrews
April 23, 2012
Bowling Green junior Daniel McKillip practices the xylophone Thursday afternoon in a practice room in the fine arts center. McKillip has been playing xylophone since he was 6 years old and hopes to play professionally after he graduates.

X is for Xylophone: Student finds musical calling through the xylophone

Mary Anne Andrews
April 20, 2012

AdFed offers students practice and careers

Mary Anne Andrews
April 3, 2012

WKU highlights growing film genre

Mary Anne Andrews
April 3, 2012

WKU students tackle childhood obesity

Mary Anne Andrews
March 19, 2012
Bowling Green senior Clint Waters pulls inspiration from many places to write his poetry, which is often dark in tone.

P is for Poet: Student sees world through words

Mary Anne Andrews
February 10, 2012
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