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By: Lauren Sexton
An author who writes under the pen name Alexandra Vasti visited WKU on Thursday and spoke about different ways to publish and what the process looks like. Nancy Wayson Dinan, the director of the Master of Fine Arts program, introduced Vasti, saying that they had met in graduate school. Vasti got her Ph.D. from Columbia...
By: Lauren Sexton
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear spoke at the Capitol Theatre about his new book “Go and Do Likewise: How We Heal a Broken Country” on Tuesday. Bowling Green residents showed up and showed out. People began lining up outside of the theatre at noon, said Megan Miles, the marketing coordinator for the Warren County Public Library....
WKU Parking and Transportation Services said in an email on Thursday that WKU will host the funeral service for State Trooper Hayden Phillips.
By: Lauren Sexton
Students had a merry go ‘round the Colonnade, able to take stops at a variety of booths at the annual WKU Potter College of Arts and Letters and Dean’s Council of Students Fall Festival on Thursday. This year’s theme for the festival was “Carnival of Wonders.” Booths lined the lawn in front of the Colonnade...
By: Lauren Sexton
The tension in the packed, back room of State Street Baptist Church could be cut with a knife as eager citizens await to hear what their city commissioner and magistrate candidates have to say. Candidates covered hot-topic issues on Monday such as data centers, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and protection of immigrants, poverty and...
By: Lauren Sexton
The recent faculty regent election and Big Red Gen Ed were the height of discussion at the Faculty Senate on Thursday. The Faculty regent election has just concluded, and the results were sent to the Faculty Senate Chair, Dan Clark. Immediately following the senate meeting, the Senate Executive Committee will oversee the results. The winner...
By: Lauren Sexton
Navy veteran Joe Taylor walked through fields of sunflowers and zinnias, reflecting on the chapters that took him from service member to graduate student and flower farmer. Joe Taylor was born in Scottsville, Kentucky, 20 minutes outside of WKU’s campus. He fell in love with nature at a young age and is now working toward...
By: Lauren Sexton
Students interested in joining the Mahurian Honors College at WKU had the opportunity to go to the Honors Application Night on Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. Lindy Davidson, the director of the MHC, said that the night was for students to meet each other and get tips about how to apply. “You’re already honors...
By: Lauren Sexton
THERE are lots of ways love stories can begin. From blind dates and coffee shop meet-cutes, to the more modern dating apps or Instagram ‘hook-ups’, the options are endless. But, how Hyr…
By: Lauren Sexton
Twelve writers discussed written essay topics at an English conference on Friday. Graduate students in the WKU Department of English held the 2026 Ted Hovet Undergraduate Conference on Literature, Language and Culture. There were three categories with panels of four speakers who shared essays they wrote. The panelists were chosen by the graduate students. The...
