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At his farm in Richardsvile, WKU English professor Wes Berry has found relief from the pressures of the pandemic. Berry, who lives on the farm with his wife and Great Pyrenees dog Moses, raises goats and chickens, and maintains a garden.

How barbecue, farming and Kentucky pride inspired english professor’s recipe book

March 28, 2021
Roger Dennis, WKU’s Horticulture Professor and Director of the Floral Design Training Center, poses in the front doorway of the Design Center on Thursday afternoon March 11, 2021.

Petal to the Metal: A professors journey in floral design

March 15, 2021
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‘The most interesting man in agriculture:’ Remembering Gary Beu

Shane Stryker
January 27, 2021
Market on Avenue held their annual event with social distancing guidelines on Sept. 30, 2020. 

Market on the Avenue gives local businesses a chance to engage with students

Debra Murray
September 30, 2020
WKU senior Cecilia Morris holds Josie Rhodes while driving a tractor carrying tobacco leaves on Sept. 12, 2020. Morris is a family friend that has been around the farm ever since she was in high school.

Dried Out

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September 15, 2020
Cows on Campus

The case for cows on campus: Improving enrollment and agricultural literacy

Jake Dressman
February 25, 2020
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Top Crops gives opportunities to those with disabilities

Olivia Marshall
February 4, 2020
Housing and Dining absorbs the cost of food scraps composting program

Housing and Dining absorbs the cost of food scraps composting program

Michael J. Collins
October 18, 2019
Kaylee Stinson, 9, with her Brother Kyler Stinson, 2 and her cousins Jacee Bandy, 6 and Addy Bandy, 9. Cindy Johns, is a relative and caregiver watching over the kids. Johns brought the kids to Chaneys Dairy Barn to go in the cornfield maze.

A guide to Bowling Green’s fall hot spots

October 16, 2018
Junior Francis Wilson began visiting the Office of Sustainabilitys food pantry during his sophomore year. “We shouldn’t be nervous about or not talking about the food we need,” Wilson said. The goal of the food pantry is to aid students experiencing food insecurity, or the state of being without reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food.

WKU food pantry helps students with food insecurity

Spencer Harsh
April 9, 2018
Betty McGuire, Executive Assistant at SKyPac, is the facilitator for the showing of Look & See: A Portrait of Wendell Berry at the Capitol. The film is a part of Southern Circuit tour of independent filmmakers, that will be showcasing five more films throughout the rest of the year and continuing in 2018.

‘Look & See’ Showcases Kentucky Writer and Activist

Jeremy Chisenhall
August 30, 2017
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February 23, 2016
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