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Pop Culture and Gender Students host discussion over body image film

February 24, 2021
A person walks the WKU campus on Monday, March 16.

WKU students discuss stress and burnout at virtual round table

Maggie Thornton and Jacob Latimer
November 10, 2020
Students watch a special report film by the New York Times on the killing of Breonna Taylor in Louisville, Ky. November 4, 2020.

ISEC Academy brings students together to watch and discuss Breonna Taylor documentary

Debra Murray
November 6, 2020
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The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Workgroup host virtual discussion over campus buildings tied to slavery

Gabrielle Bunton
October 10, 2020
Chick-fil-A delays reopening

Chick-fil-A delays scheduled reopening, closes until further notice

Easton Reynolds
September 4, 2020
Garrett Edmonds, Executive Vice President for SGA, discusses with fellow cabinet members events at their meeting on Feb 18, 2020.

SGA motion to host professional etiquette dinner passes unanimously

Brody Rexing
February 19, 2020
Nominations confirmed, racial slur discussion continues at SGA meeting

Nominations confirmed, racial slur discussion continues at SGA meeting

Brody Rexing
October 16, 2019
Gov. Matt Bevin introduces Vice President Mike Pence. He was a man that was supportive of me because we shared certain core values, Bevin said about Pence, Things that we believe the principles of America were founded upon.

Bevin says WKU needs to prioritize expenses, gives message to student voters

Jeremy Chisenhall
October 10, 2019
Jeremy Chisenhall headshot

Letter From the Editor: Why we cover racial slur usage on campus

Jeremy Chisenhall
October 8, 2019
WKU diversity and community studies professor Saundra Ardrey speaks at the Suffrage for All event at the Kentucky Museum on Sept. 16, 2019. The event shed light on different groups struggles for universal suffrage.

‘Suffrage for All’: the necessity of voting rights

Kelley Holland
September 17, 2019
Doctor Saundra Andrey, full bright scholar with African American studies and department of political science, speaks in front of students about her journey last semester in South Africa. Andrey traveled to South Africa to create a gender woman studies program for the university of Limpopo. Through this process she learned about what it means to be a female in South Africa. It was amazing to be the majority, it was everything I wished for. Almost, Andrey said. What I did not anticipate was the tenacity of sexism. It hit me so hard because I was freed from racism, which left me susceptible to sexism.

Social justice salon discusses gendered practices in South Africa

Abbey Nutter
March 20, 2019
SGA strikes down bill to defund Interfraternity and Panhellenic Council organizations

SGA strikes down bill to defund Interfraternity and Panhellenic Council organizations

Jack Dobbs
October 17, 2018
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