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‘ENACTUS’ brings students skills in entrepreneurship

Noah Moore
April 24, 2018
Stephen Fisher teaches theatrical fencing April 10 at the Bowling Green Parks and Recreation Center.

Bowling Green Fencing Academy hosts theatrical fencing

Noah Moore
April 16, 2018
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Next academic year to be International Year of Cuba

Noah Moore
April 16, 2018
WKU Interfraternity Council hosted the 9th annual "Walk-A-Mile" on April 11 where volunteers climbed the Hill in a pair of high heels. The fundraiser raised awareness towards sexual assault on college campuses.

Interfraternity Council hosts annual walk for sexual assault awareness and prevention

Noah Moore
April 13, 2018
Sam Fugate is the co-founder and president of the WKU chapter of Global Brigades, a nonprofit that focuses on sustainable development in Nicaragua, Honduras and Ghana. Fugate is head of the WKU branch which is a medical chapter. The group brings in doctors, dentists and pharmacists to rural areas to provide them with access to healthcare. "We get to show the residents of these rural communities that they are not alone and that there are people who care about them even when the government doesn't,"Fugate said.

WKU junior works to bring medical assistance to Latin America

Noah Moore
April 9, 2018
Cheree Frederico, 47, of Russelville Ky., is the secretary of the ArtWorks coalition where local artists in the community come together. The organization does several exhibitions throughout the year, host field trips, and give grants to young artists in school. Frederico is a fine arts photographer and has been for almost 15 years. She does a lot macro photography, pets and other commercial work.

ArtWorks creates coalition of artists, enriches community

Noah Moore
April 9, 2018
Gatton students to head to Qatar for international debate championships

Gatton students to head to Qatar for international debate championships

Noah Moore
March 30, 2018
Student voice opinions on intersectional feminism

Student voice opinions on intersectional feminism

Noah Moore
March 25, 2018
Cherly Hopson, an assistant professor of African-American Studies at WKU has been a professor for more than 19 years. Hopson said during her time at Roanoke College she was one of the five other students of color at the school. She began teaching after being inspired by stories of African-American history.

African-American Studies professor embodies feminism

Noah Moore
March 25, 2018
Presenters Nic Ditter and Kellsei Tate, advisors to the Queer Student Union, present a seminar on how to be an active ally for LGBTQIA+ students on March 7 in Downing Student Union. In attendance were students, faculty, advisors and staff.

Student Affairs presents ‘LGBTQIA: A is not for Allies’ seminar

Noah Moore
March 8, 2018
Hope Mohon, a freshman musical theatre major, plays the roll of Mona Es Trojan in the play Bada Bing Bada Boom Burlesque. This is one of many plays being performed at the New Works Festival on March 1-4 in the Gordon Wilson Hall Lab Theatre. "Not only has this project been fun and liberating, but it also lets others know that the way women dress, dance, or act doesn't make them a stereotype" Mohon said. "We're all individuals and deserve to be treated with respect."

WKU New Works Festival performers share their stories

Noah Moore
March 2, 2018
Freshman Emmalee Lawrence majors in studio art and hopes to help others through art therapy. "In [art therapy] you can work in a hospital, prison or psychiatric ward and help those people cope with what they're going through and express themselves through art," Lawrence said. "For me, [art] is a therapeutic thing. When I create, even if it's something I'm doing for someone else, it's still very calming, and I think I can help someone else with that as well."

WKU freshman creates watercolor art

Noah Moore
March 2, 2018
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Tour guide tell-all: Introduction to residence halls

Noah Moore
February 27, 2018
Black Student Union formed, dissolved, now evolved into campus minority programs

Black Student Union formed, dissolved, now evolved into campus minority programs

Noah Moore
February 26, 2018
Elizabeth Rhodes is a WKU alumna and local glass artist in Bowling Green. She graduated from WKU in 1995 and began her art business the same year. Rhodes still creates many commissioned art pieces for clients, but she also teaches weekly painting and glass collage making classes at the Resurrection Shop.

WKU alumna builds art business from the ground up

Noah Moore
February 13, 2018
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‘The Shape of Water’ breathes life into familiar story with stunning visuals

Noah Moore
February 9, 2018
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Gatton Academy senior boasts impressive international experience

Noah Moore
February 5, 2018
Junior Murray Huber has been jumping since elementary school and started the jump rope group at WKU. "I plan to stay involved with the team and I want to continue to see them grow," Huber said.

WKU sophomore creates competitive jump rope team

Noah Moore
January 30, 2018
Construction continues on Alpha Tau Omega's new house on Center Street is set to completed summer of 2018. The house is being built on the same lot where the fraternity's apartments used to stand.

Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house moves closer to completion

Noah Moore
January 30, 2018
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Analysis: And the Oscar goes to…surprises, trailblazers from this year’s nominees

Noah Moore
January 25, 2018
WKU students wait in line for Panda Express in Garrett Conference Center Tuesday, Jan. 23. Periods right after students get out of class are often the busiest for restaurants on campus.

Places to avoid on campus during your first week back

Noah Moore
January 24, 2018
Juan Pinilla, WKU junior and former admissions tour guide, prepares for a new adventure through study abroad in Prague. Pinilla began giving tours for Western during his freshman year and gave his final tour January 17, 2017. "I'm going to miss working with admissions and also being a spirit master," Pinilla said. "I've worked with so many students and parents and I think just interacting with them and seeing myself once in their position, I'm going to miss that."

WKU Tour Guide finishes two-year career

Noah Moore
January 23, 2018
Kyla Scanlon, junior, and Lexi Herman, sophomore, at Western Kentucky University and are apart of the organization Woman in Business. Scanlon started the group to be both empowering and informative for creating your own self-made business. 

‘Women in Business’ receives Adobe sponsorship

Noah Moore
January 23, 2018
Louisville junior Matthew Dant (right), freshman Shyama Iyer (left) also of Louisville and other cast members of Revusicals dance while listening to music before going onstage Tuesday. Dant says these interactions are part of his pre-show ritual. “I feed off of everyone’s energy...and I always try to talk to everyone to get used to that interaction, moving and reacting.”

Theatre and Dance shine in ‘Revusicals’

Noah Moore
November 30, 2017

Beta Alpha Psi hosts bake sale for Humane Society

Noah Moore
November 30, 2017
The second annual SoKY Ice Rink opened Friday, Nov. 17, and is located at the SoKY Marketplace Pavilion where skate rentals and concessions are available.

SoKY Ice Rink opens for holiday season

Noah Moore
November 28, 2017

WKU senior’s journey to sign language mastery

Noah Moore
November 16, 2017

Campus Blood Drive heats up football rivalry

Noah Moore
November 16, 2017

Pop culture program presents diverse topics

Noah Moore
November 13, 2017
McKenna Webb, a junior from Crestwood, Ky. inspects pottery during the Clay Club sale in FAC on Monday, Nov. 13, which featured art from students in ceramics at WKU. Senior Kathryn Moore, who helped organize the event, says that she enjoys the sale because "people come in with a fresh perspective...and you can get new feedback."

Ceramics sale puts student artwork on full display

Noah Moore
November 13, 2017

Review: ‘Mother Courage’ takes historical drama to new heights

Noah Moore
November 7, 2017
WKU sophomore Kenan Mujkanovic, travels to Bosnia roughly every 5 years with his family. Mujkanovic's mother and father were both born and raised in Bosnia, and their homes have suffered damages due to the war in Bosnia. "Things are better than they once were," Mujkanovic said. Mujkanovic was born and raised in Bowling Green. "I got to see where home used to be. Everyone treats you like family," Mujkanovic said.

From Bosnia to Bowling Green: students share world experiences

Noah Moore
November 2, 2017

Review: “The Hundred Dresses” gracefully grapples classic story with new vibrance

Noah Moore
October 31, 2017

Bosnian coffee display to be at Kentucky Museum

Noah Moore
October 25, 2017
"The struggle is real and I empathize with how difficult the struggle is, but in this country progress has never come without a struggle," Nash said.

Bowling Green Pride Festival brings fairness to the forefront

Noah Moore
October 23, 2017

‘The Yellow Boat’ shows a vibrant world, love and loss

Noah Moore
October 18, 2017

Meet the Perdew family, Hilltopper legacies

Noah Moore
October 13, 2017

ESLi classes to educate nonnative English speakers

Noah Moore
October 11, 2017
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Students reflect on death of Fresh worker

Noah Moore
September 27, 2017

‘These Shining Lives’ tells story of women impacted by radium poisoning to stunning avail

Noah Moore
September 25, 2017
Logan Hornback, a freshman majoring in journalism, has been elected as a senator on the Student Government Association. "I wanted to be a part of an active change," Hornback said. "There is a lot done behind the scenes in SGA that the students don't see. We are all working so hard to ensure everyone is well represented."

WKU freshman class now elected into SGA Senate after weeks of campaigning

Noah Moore
September 20, 2017

“It” is back and scarier than ever

Noah Moore
September 14, 2017

SKyPAC offers free showing of “Pushing Dead”

Noah Moore
September 12, 2017

WKU PBS to offer new skills to troubled teens

Noah Moore
September 6, 2017
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