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...
Over seven weeks have passed since students were last on the Hill. Walking to class was leisurely on the warm days and rushed on the cold days. Let’s be honest,...
I sit writing this in Hilltopper Hall listening to “Paradise” by John Prine, a Maywood, Illinois native, who died on April 7 from the coronavirus. I find it fit...
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, COVID-19 did not exist. Additionally, on the planet of Batuu at Walt Disney World, we did not anticipate for this wor...
The second month of 2020 is finally here after a seemingly never-ending January. February is known around the United States as Black History Month, a time for A...
Going to college is expensive. Tuition, parking, printing and meal plans add up to an already hefty price before you even consider where to live. WKU has many d...
Owensboro sophomore Kelsey King takes her bunny Lily Jane with her practically everywhere she goes. She said she is even known on campus by some as “bunny girl”...
Editor’s note: A previous version of this story originally said there are 10 tips in the article, not nine, while there are nine tips. The Talisman regrets the ...
WKU football fans flock to Houchens-Smith Stadium in droves for home games. For the Big Red Marching Band, gamedays start up to five hours before kickoff. But w...
Going to college is almost a tradition in some families. For those whose parents didn’t go, attending college is a foreign idea. The Talisman interviewed three ...
