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Matthew Williams, General News Reporter

Matthew Williams is a news reporter for the College Heights Herald. A freshman from Russellville, Kentucky, Williams previously covered sustainability.

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WKU Arabic Professor Guerwane instructs his intermediate Arabic class on Friday afternoon, February 28 in the Mahurin Honors College and International Center. Guerwane, originally from Morocco, is fluent in Arabic, French, Spanish, and English.

Arabic program stands out in state

Matthew Williams
March 3, 2020
Grise Hall is home to the Gordon Ford Business College at Western Kentucky University, which will eventually be moved to a new business school building to the site between Jody Richards Hall and South Lawn, adjacent to the Guthrie Bell Tower.

WKU to be evaluated by higher education consulting firm

Matthew Williams
February 18, 2020
Students are more concerned with debt than pursuing interests

Students are more concerned with debt than pursuing interests

Matthew Williams
February 11, 2020
WKU brings VeoRide bikes to campus for students to rent and ride. The rates for the bikes vary depending on minute. According to WKU news, "pay-as-you-go bike rental rates start at 50 cents for 15 minutes." There are also package deals available starting at $6.99 per day.

VeoRide services to be discontinued at the end of February

Matthew Williams
February 7, 2020
budget/finances/money/cash

WKU middle of the road in student loan default rate

Matthew Williams
December 3, 2019

Department of Philosophy raises philosophers from the dead

Matthew Williams
October 29, 2019
Finnish journalist Jessikka Aro receives award from School of Media

Finnish journalist Jessikka Aro receives award from School of Media

Matthew Williams
October 18, 2019
Shirley Gray (left) is a mathematics professor at California Sate University, Los Angeles. Dixie E. Snider (middle) is a former officer at the Centers for Disease Control and Position. J. Scott Applewhite (right) is a senior photojournalist at the Associated Press. All of three will be inducted into the Hall of Distinguished Alumni at homecoming on October 18.

3 alums inducted to Hall of Distinguished Alumni for work in STEM, journalism and health industry

Matthew Williams
October 15, 2019
Search for associate provost for Research and Graduate Studies to begin next week

Search for associate provost for Research and Graduate Studies to begin next week

Matthew Williams
October 2, 2019
Elias Thompson, a WKU junior From Spring Hill, TN, and Julianna Low, a WKU sophomore from White House, TN, spent the morning of September 28 canvassing Bowling Green neighborhoods for Andy Beshear’s campaign.

Warren County battles voter registration misconceptions ahead of state elections

Matthew Williams
October 1, 2019
Greeks Go Green competition encourages organizations to become sustainable

Greeks Go Green competition encourages organizations to become sustainable

Matthew Williams
September 24, 2019
Tate Page Hall.

WKU plans to shut down Tate Page Hall to potentially expand South Lawn

Matthew Williams
September 17, 2019
Study abroad fair seeks to educate students on opportunities

Study abroad fair seeks to educate students on opportunities

Matthew Williams
September 12, 2019
Freshman Adam Desloge, 18, fills a water bottle from WKU’s Fill it Forward recycling program at his room in Minton Hall on Monday, Sept. 2, 2019. Each bottle came with instructions to download an app to track how much water they are consuming.

A true Cupanion: WKU finding success in new recycling program focused on plastic waste

Matthew Williams
September 3, 2019
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