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Shane Stryker, Digital Reporter

Shane Stryker is the Commentary Editor for the College Heights Herald. Originally from Wilmore, Kentucky, Stryker is a sophomore in the Mahurin Honors College and is double majoring in History and International Affairs.

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OPINION: Where to go on WKU's campus during a zombie apocalypse

OPINION: Where to go on WKU’s campus during a zombie apocalypse

Shane Stryker, Commentary Editor
October 27, 2021
Cars line up at Cookout in Bowling Green on Oct. 20, 2021.

[Photo] 4 great spots in Bowling Green to satisfy late night cravings

Christina West, Commentary writer
October 20, 2021
Rows of books inside of Cravens Library on Sept. 29, 2021

OPINION: What your choice of study spot says about you

Shane Stryker, Commentary Editor
September 30, 2021
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Twenty years later: Top Of The Week Podcast

Debra Murray, Jacob Latimer, and Shane Stryker
September 11, 2021
Jessica Leigh Sachs is recognized on the North Tower memorial at ground zero in New York City, New York.

Scars remain in the family of a September 11 victim 20 years later

Michael J. Collins and Shane Stryker
September 11, 2021
The usual take on my unusual college experience

The usual take on my unusual college experience

Shane Stryker, Community Editor
August 23, 2021
OPINION: The best junk foods to keep you going through those finals week

OPINION: The best junk foods to keep you going through those finals week

Shane Stryker, Staff Reporter
April 27, 2021
Global Headlines of the Week: Ukraine-Russia tension, U.S. troop withdrawals, Johnson & Johnson blood clotting

Global Headlines of the Week: Ukraine-Russia tension, U.S. troop withdrawals, Johnson & Johnson blood clotting

Shane Stryker, Digital Reporter
April 14, 2021
WKU Geology and Geography Professor Dr. Chris Groves sits in Crumps Cave, where he and other colleagues researched hydrology, ecology, archeology, geology and biology in 2015. The biological focus of their research was white nose syndrome – a disease threatening the lives of the federally endangered gray bats – which was discovered in Crumps Cave.

Far Out and Far Below: Geology professor’s lifelong passion for caves brought him to Bowling Green

Shane Stryker, Digital Reporter
April 8, 2021
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Global Headlines of the Week: AstraZeneca, North Korea, Jordanian royals

Shane Stryker
April 7, 2021
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Global Headlines of the Week: March 31

Shane Stryker, Digital Reporter
March 31, 2021
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Global Headlines of the Week: March 17

Shane Stryker, Digital Reporter
March 17, 2021
WKU Spirit Masters and Juniors John Downing and Matthew Wininger give a tour to a prospective freshman and family inside Downing Student Union on March 15. Spirit Masters are the official student ambassadors who are responsible for preserving traditions, striving for excellence, and making the spirit of WKU contagious. With in-person classes and living, Spirit Masters are still able to continue the tradition of giving one-on-one tours to prospective students and their families both in-person and virtual.

Students orgs react to COVID: What’s changed

Shane Stryker
March 16, 2021
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Global Headlines of the Week: March 3

Shane Stryker, Digital Reporter
March 3, 2021
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Global Headlines of the Week: February 24

Shane Stryker, Digital Reporter
February 24, 2021
Global Headlines of the Week: February 17

Global Headlines of the Week: February 17

Shane Stryker, Digital Reporter
February 17, 2021
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5 biggest global headlines of the week: February 10

Shane Stryker, Digital Reporter
February 10, 2021
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‘The most interesting man in agriculture:’ Remembering Gary Beu

Shane Stryker
January 27, 2021
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Third party candidates present options outside of Democrats and Republicans

Shane Stryker
November 2, 2020
Candidates for the Bowling Green City Commission Board met in City Hall for a public forum on Tuesday, Sept. 13. A prominent point of discussion was the refugee community in Bowling Green and what candidates were going to do to help make them a part of the community.

City Commission candidate David Witty on college-relevant issues

Shane Stryker
November 1, 2020
Julia Rivas tells her story about immigrating to the United States at age 13. The discussion was held over Zoom on Oct. 8 for Hispanic Heritage Month. 

WKU Faculty hold panel to discuss immigration experiences for Hispanic Heritage Month

Shane Stryker
October 9, 2020
Senior Jahari Burnett sets up a booth for his business Kozy Vintage at the Black Wall Street event on Oct. 6, 2020.

Black Wall Street allows students to promote their businesses on campus

Shane Stryker
October 7, 2020
The WKU Debate Team during their 2019 season.

WKU Debate Team looks for new members, no experience required

Shane Stryker
October 4, 2020
Half Court Grill and the Passport Bistro are now open on campus.

New dining options open on WKU’s campus

Shane Stryker
September 2, 2020
Selena Sanderfer Doss returned recently from her fellowship with the Lapidus Center For the Historical Analysis of Transatlantic Slavery in Harlem, New York City, New York. 

WKU history faculty member returns from Lapidus Fellowship

Shane Stryker
August 28, 2020
WKU students can go to the Graves Gilbert Clinic on campus to receive free COVID-19 testing on campus.

Graves-Gilbert Clinic extends COVID-19 testing hours

Shane Stryker
August 27, 2020
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