Students and faculty share opinions on the renovation of Cherry Hall Carlee Hite·May 8, 2025Cherry Hall, one of WKU’s most “iconic” academic buildings, according to WKU’s website, will undergo its first major...5 mins read
“This is stuff that could save your life:” Gaining skills in self-defense class Emily Arnett·February 17, 2025Hidden among WKU’s extensive course catalog is Physical Education (PE) 101: Self Defense. James Wright, an adjunct professor...4 mins read
From the Magazine: Crafted Cadence Cecilia Alali·November 23, 2024My heartbeat jumped into my throat as I watched the clock tick away the time I thought I...10 mins read
From the Magazine: Pain, Passion, Curiosity Bobbi Coffee·November 22, 2024WKU’s website describes the Innovation Campus as “a place where students, researchers, start-ups and funders” can “tackle challenges...9 mins read
From the Magazine: Pasture to Plate Debra Murray·November 20, 2024Shelby Felder comes to work at the farm each day to tend to her bosses: the cows. In...7 mins read
Opportunities flood the WKU meteorology program Lillie Nhep·October 11, 2024WKU is home to the first and largest bachelor of science degree in meteorology in the state of...3 mins read
From the Magazine: Science of Movement Jeffrey Meyers·September 30, 2024Under the stands of Houchens-Smith Stadium is a maze of classrooms and labs where students learn the science...9 mins read
Alpha Psi Omega’s “Plays in a Day” festival ignites imaginations Lucy Coffey·September 10, 2024Creativity filled the Gordon Wilson Hall Lab Theatre on Sept. 6 and 7 as the Alpha Psi Omega...6 mins read
From the magazine: Innovative minds Talisman·May 2, 2024From the outside, anyone passing by the Engineering and Biological Sciences building glimpses nothing but its exterior. One...2 mins read
Gallery: A week of whirlwinds Talisman·April 14, 2024Captured in this gallery are students running from a severe weather warning, a drag show hosted by Housing...2 mins read
