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A student shows off their graduation cap art in the Adams-Whitaker Student Publication Center located on Western Kentucky University’s campus on May 10, 2019.

On Student Press Freedom Day: Stop suing the Herald

Herald Editorial Board
February 23, 2021
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WKU reports 13 new COVID-19 cases this period

Nick Fuller
September 23, 2020
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Math department head calculates campus COVID-19 death rate

Liza Rash
August 25, 2020
President, Provost respond to list of faculty demands in special SEC meeting

President, Provost respond to list of faculty demands in special SEC meeting

Leo Bertucci
July 14, 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
Gabrielle Sledge (left), a health science major and Anna Gibson, a nursing major, sit in Centennial Park at WKU on March 22, 2020. Both Gibson and Sledge agreed that the state’s government and universities are handling the crisis effectively. “Andy Beshear’s killed it,” Sledge said.

WKU students grapple with new reality due to COVID-19

Jack Dobbs & Leo Bertucci
May 8, 2020
WKU Senior Kimber Morris, 21, from Portland, Tennessee, participates in the JUMP Program, and is currently majoring in Corporate and Organizational Communication.

How WKU students are getting a head start on their masters

Olivia Marshall
March 30, 2020
Heather Hartlage, choreographer for NDEO’s Kick the Clock, listens to the music and brainstorms ideas alone while her cast dances around her to the music in one of the dance studios in Gordon Wilson Hall of Friday evening, Sep. 6, 2019. Some of the dancers warm up quietly while others laugh and dance around with their friends.

Fine arts departments encounter hurdles transitioning to online classes

Jack Dobbs
March 27, 2020
WKU President Timothy Caboni announced a change in university operation due to coronavirus in a March 11 press conference. WKU will extend spring break by one week and then transition to two weeks of online-only classes.

‘If you feel sick, stay home.’ Caboni provides details on how the coronavirus will impact WKU

Rebekah Alvey
March 11, 2020
Free speech

OPINION: Balancing free speech and civility is possible and necessary ahead of the 2020 election

Jake Dressman
January 28, 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
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