On Friday, April 27, Greek Week neared its end with Tug at the Agriculture Exposition Center. After months of practice, Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity placed firs...
On Tuesday, April 24, doors opened at 6:30 p.m. in the Gordon Wilson Hall Lab Theater for WKU's annual performance of "The Vagina Monologues." Elizabethtown sen...
Something’s changing with one of our transit buses — specifically, bus no. 13 that runs on the White Line. It’s been refilling its gas tank at the University Fa...
Editor's note: Since original publication of this article, Mayer, Edmonds and Anderson’s campaign has been disqualified and Mujkanovic’s campaign has been suspe...
On Thursday, WKU’s chapter of Habitat for Humanity hosted a fundraiser in Centennial Mall called Cream the Staff. Basically, the event gave students the opportu...
On the night of Thursday, April 6, drag kings and queens rushed around a makeshift green room at Carroll Knicely Conference Center. Rectangular tables and color...
On Sunday, March 25, the Indian Student Association hosted an event to celebrate Holi, the Indian festival of color, on South Lawn. Check out some of our favori...
On Feb. 22, the Department of Economics welcomed a surprising speaker: a philosopher.
Rebecca Tuvel is a controversial figure in the academic community becau...
On a warm Tuesday night in Cherry Hall, students filled the 80 padded seats and blue walls of room 125 to near capacity. Many clutched plastic cups of blue frui...
Each year, WKU dance students take the stage for The Dance Project, a series of shows that highlight choreography and performance from students and alumni. To b...
