Ask anyone on the street to name a WKU sport, and two answers likely emerge: basketball or football. But beneath the surface is a whole ecosystem of smaller var...
Before the COVID-19 pandemic caused bars, businesses and institutions like WKU to halt or adjust normal operations, students were eager to unwind and go out in ...
Lauren McClain, a sociology and criminology professor, has an office tucked into a fluorescent-lighted tile hallway within the walls of Grise Hall. Her office i...
Sitting down at his desk in his office with white walls covered in plenty of WKU red decor in Diddle Arena, WKU Volleyball Coach Travis Hudson straightened his ...
A shot pans in of a group of seven men with brightly-colored hair and clout goggles standing outside, fist bumping and dancing to a distant catchy tune behind a...
Yellow, green, blue and pink swirl around the edges of the sink, streaming into the drain that gurgles at its entrance. Chunks of brown and black fall to the fl...
Sandra Hughes, a professor of American literature, has taught in several states and multiple countries throughout her life but has called WKU home for the past ...
COVID-19 halted the lives of people around the world in March 2020. Classes moved online. Students were sent home. Commencement was postponed. Take a look at ho...
As the world celebrated another decade’s passing and fashioned its hopes for the new year on Dec. 31, 2019, the World Health Organization’s China Country Office...
Kentucky’s first confirmed case of COVID-19 was on March 6. Since then, the numbers of confirmed cases in Kentucky continue to rise, and social distancing guide...
