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Mallory Jenkins, a graduate of the WKU Department of Communication, waves to her professors at the Colonnade on May 16, 2020. At the time, regular graduation practices were suspended until September due to the coronavirus pandemic.

How will WKU handle this year’s commencement ceremonies?

March 15, 2021
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Regents approve Master Plan, presidential oversight, philanthropy and more

March 5, 2021
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
WkU Commons Beam Rising

WKU Commons at Helm Library marks construction progress with beam raising

Gabrielle Bunton
July 15, 2020

WKU community shares input on Big Red Restart plan

Leo Bertucci
June 11, 2020
WKU community shares input on Big Red Restart plan

WKU community shares input on Big Red Restart plan

Leo Bertucci
June 11, 2020
Police Officers post up outside of City Hall in Louisville, Kentucky while trying to contain protests over the death of Breonna Taylor.

Beshear demands transparency following Louisville shooting, speaks on racism in press conference

Leo Bertucci
June 1, 2020
New graduates wave their red towels after receiving their diplomas during the commencement ceremony for WKU's University College and Potter College of Arts and Letters Saturday May 16, 2015, at E.A. Diddle Arena in Bowling Green, Ky.

Hilltoppers wave ‘social distancing red towel’ on social media

Julianna Lowe
March 24, 2020
President Timothy Caboni listens during the Board of Regents meeting on April 12, 2019. The Board of Regents discussed future budget cuts during its meeting on Friday.

Presidents salary, new property and certificate programs among items on Board of Regents meeting agenda

Abbey Nutter
January 31, 2020
Julie Shadoan, the new Chair of University’s Faculty Senate sits in a Faculty Senate meeting as Senate Officers vote on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019.

New process for instructor contracts to be presented after questions about transparency

Natasha Breu
January 28, 2020
WKU president Dr. Timothy Caboni talks with the College Heights Herald editorial board on August 23, 2019.

Caboni’s visit to China highlights partnerships with several universities

Abbey Nutter
November 3, 2019
Provost Cheryl Stevens fields questions from faculty members during the faculty senate meeting on Aug. 29, 2019. The provost discussed reallocation of money in the senate budget, representation of minority student populations and a state orchestrated program evaluation.

Provost outlines future plans at Board of Regents committee meetings

Abbey Nutter, Lily Burris, Jack Dobbs
October 25, 2019
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