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Louisville senior Desmond Hutchison and Scottsville sophomore William Berry do triangle-hold exercises during their self-defense class. Hutchison took the class to fill a senior credit requirement and thought it would also be beneficial. Jake Pope/HERALD

Self-defense courses provide enjoyable elective

December 2, 2014
Buhrmester said he takes as much as 40 hours to make each piece. Justin Gilliland/HERALD

Artist shares fiery passion with community

November 20, 2014

Barre Co. combines multiple exercise forms

November 20, 2014

Robotics Exhibition returns to campus

November 6, 2014
B&J Gallery at 955 Fields Dr. has a wide variety of artwork and picture framing services. Jake Pope/HERALD

Gallery owner turns from biology to art, framing

October 23, 2014
Nick Wilkins stands in his store, Balloon-A-Gram, on Tuesday. Wilkins offers a large supply of costumes available for sale and rent, including clown outfits, Elvis outfits and classic, scary masks and outfits. When hes not manning his store, Wilkins keeps busy with hundreds of clowning performances that he books throughout the year. Nick Wagner/HERALD

Clown finds passion in costume shop

October 16, 2014

Professor releases sixth novel

October 14, 2014
Bearing the flag of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, Nashville freshman Clark Robbins leads Sig Ep brothers and a variety of sorority members down College Heights Boulevard during a march in memory of Cory Beavin on Sunday. Beavin was killed in a collision with a drunk driver shortly after fall 2013 recruitment. William Kolb/HERALD

Fraternity celebrates life of brother

September 30, 2014
Granmas Home Consignment employees Tracy Taylor (left) and Roberta Anderson sort, tag and price every item that enters the store. Luke Franke/HERALD

Shoppers find variety of products in Granma’s Attic

September 25, 2014
Festival-goers dance in a silent disco tent Friday, Sept. 19 after the final act of the night, Sleeper Agent, performed at The Big To-Do Music & Arts Festival. Luke Franke/HERALD

Big To-Do Fest celebrates local musicians, artists

September 23, 2014

Students, faculty discuss sexual violence on campus

September 18, 2014

ROTC students build leadership through military programs

September 11, 2014

WKU makes strides to improve LGBT-friendly reputation

September 4, 2014
Haywood Hogan, of Bowling Green, is a non-traditional student and forensics team member at WKU. Hogan, 42, is the oldest member and only the second non-traditional student to ever be on the team. Nick Wagner/HERALD

Non-traditional student finds voice in forensics team

September 2, 2014

Farmer finds opportunity in local markets

August 28, 2014
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New registrar brings change to position

August 26, 2014
Bowling Green sophomore Camp Holmes smiles as his head is being shaved during Shave to Save Tuesday at Centennial Mall. Shave to Save was organized to raise money for Sturgis senior, Chris Hancock, who started chemotherapy in March and to raise awareness about the importance of being checked for testicular cancer. Participants are required to keep their new hairdos until Friday. (Mike Clark/HERALD)

Farmhouse Fraternity hosts Shave to Save

May 8, 2014
After years of enrollment in Catholic schools, Louisville freshman Stephanie Campbell decided not to affiliate with an organized religion and declared herself an atheist. (Adam Wolffbrandt/HERALD)

In My Skin: Atheist students remain steadfast to beliefs in religious environment

April 17, 2014

Student volunteers recognized for efforts

April 16, 2014
Bowling Green sophomore Demi Oldham tugs for Alpha Omicron Pi in the annual Tug event for Greek week Friday April 11, 2014 at the WKU Agriculture Farm. (Demetrius Freeman/ HERALD)

Greeks get dirty at annual Tug battle

April 15, 2014

Greeks battle it out at Tug

April 12, 2014
WKU alumna Ena Handzic of Bosnia-Herzegovina moved to the United States in 1997. She graduated from WKU with a degree in international business and continues to live in Bowling Green while looking for a job in her field of study. (Dorothy Edwards/HERALD)

In My Skin: Bosnian refugee finds opportunity in America

April 10, 2014
Henderson Senior Jorden Stallings laughs while waiting to take the stage with fellow members of Phi Mu during Spring Sing at Diddle Arena. (Ian Maule/HERALD)

Greek Week begins with Spring Sing

April 7, 2014

Taste of Latina America returns to WKU

April 6, 2014
Shelbyville freshman Alex Hamilton prepares to throw the frisbee to Leitchfield sophomore Zach Berry during an Ultimate Frisbee drill at the Hattie L. Preston Intramural Complex. The drill simulated in-game action and allowed the Ultimate Frisbee Club to practice quick throws and fast thinking. (Luke Franke/HERALD)

Spring sports clubs prepare for season

April 3, 2014
Glasgow senior Hayley Biggers sings out commands during Kappa Delta sororitys Spring Sing practice in the Chestnut Lot on campus on Tuesday. (Ian Maule/HERALD)

Greek Week starts Sunday

April 3, 2014

Taste of Latin America returns to WKU

April 2, 2014

Researchers promote sustenance by using iPods as scarecrows

March 25, 2014

Students live at home to save money

March 19, 2014
Sisters of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority surround Thomas Liam Manley of Bowling Green after naming him Mr. Cutie Pi 2014 at Downing Student Union on Tuesday. Manley was nominated by Phi Mu sorority. (Brian Powers/HERALD)

ADPi hosts third annual Mr. Cutie Pi pageant

March 19, 2014

Marketing class gives students real world experience

March 6, 2014

WKU Enactus Chapter receives grants to continue “Community Threads”

March 4, 2014

Eating disorder survivor shares experiences at WKU

February 27, 2014
Bonnieville junior Kyle Mekilney and Louisville freshman Michael Bryar, both of Alpha Tau Omega, react as they are announced the winning couple of Omega Phi Alphas Beauty and the Greek pageant on Wednesday night in the Downing Student Union auditorium. (Kreable Young/HERALD)

Beauty and the Greek pageant highlights couples

February 20, 2014

WKU Libraries offers mystery book dates in honor of Valentine’s Day

February 13, 2014
Frankfort freshman Isaac Barnes, Glasgow junior Matthew Zuccari, Louisville junior Sanya Monem, and Bowling Green senior Jacob Soler (left to right) perform a skit during Happy Gas rehearsal Tuesday night in preparation for their upcoming show, Its This or Dining Alone, in Pearce-Ford Tower on Thursday, Feb. 13. (Luke Franke/HERALD)

WKU improv group nears 15th anniversary

February 13, 2014
Winchester freshman Cody Cox came out of the closet when he was a junior in high school. I was excited to come to Western because I got to have a clean slate to be who I wanted to be, he said. I felt like I was wearing a straight mask before coming out. I now feel more myself. (Ian Maule/HERALD)

In My Skin: Gay students take pride in sexuality

February 6, 2014

Alum launches interactive weather website

January 30, 2014
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