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Chelsey Mather (front), Cassie Goodwin (middle), Lilia Hawkins (left end), and several other women marches downtown Bowling Green to educate people on rape culture has impacted not only WKU but countless of colleges across the US.

Protestors march in downtown Bowling Green against rape culture

Joseph Thompson
March 23, 2021
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IFC responds to rape at Sigma Nu chapter house

March 9, 2021
Cancel rape culture written on the steps of Cherry Hall following the arrest of a student on rape charges.

OPINION: We need to stop victim blaming

Herald Editorial Board
March 9, 2021
it happens here too

Bowling Green and WKU communities respond to on-campus rape in fraternity house

Laurel Deppen and Michael J. Collins
March 9, 2021
Sigma Nus WKU chapter house sits on the edge of campus.

Sigma Nu under interim suspension following new police report on rape case

Michael J. Collins, Digital News Editor
March 5, 2021
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Sigma Nu officer arrested on rape charges, suspended from fraternity

Michael J. Collins, Digital News Editor
March 2, 2021
The front office of the WKU Police Department on Aug. 26, 2019. The WKU Police Department has begun a complete transformation for the start of the fall 2019 semester. The renovations are meant to improve morale within the department, starting with cosmetic improvements.

Crimes hold stable in the 2019 Campus Safety and Security Report

Jacob Latimer and Easton Reynolds
October 12, 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
Sexual assault survivors showcase tattoos in gallery

Sexual assault survivors showcase tattoos in gallery

Kelley Holland
April 17, 2019
Event held to increase bystander awareness during Sexual Assault Prevention Month

Event held to increase bystander awareness during Sexual Assault Prevention Month

Jake Dressman
April 5, 2019
Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear met with editors and reporters from the College Heights Herald on Thursday afternoon to discuss topics ranging from lawsuits to Beshears campaign promises for running for state governor. Weve got to return honesty, transparency and decency to state government, Beshear said.

Attorney general discusses higher education funding, public records and more in gubernatorial campaign

Emily DeLetter and Emma Austin
January 25, 2019
domestic violence awareness month

Attorney general visits WKU for domestic violence awareness month

Natasha Breu
October 3, 2018
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