In 2011, Jason Crandall was an exercise science professor at Kentucky Wesleyan College in Owensboro. Crandall, looking to enrich his students’ education, chall...
Cowboy hats lined the horizon leading to the WKU Agricultural Exposition Center in Bowling Green from Friday, March 25 through Sunday, March 27. Families, rode...
Nothing says “Happy Valentine’s Day” like a bottle of tequila, right? Here at the Talisman, we think so. In the spirit of true love, we’ve compiled and adapted...
Thousands of people, hugging and laughing, gathered in Circus Square Park this weekend for Pride Festival 2021.
Due to COVID-19, Bowling Green hasn’t ...
Around 20 people gathered outside of the Barren County Courthouse Saturday to rally for abortion rights and reproductive healthcare. Attendees held signs readi...
Editor’s Note: For full disclosure, Daisy Carter was on Talisman staff during their time as a student at WKU. We felt their voice was too important to leave ou...
The Hill was full of action last week as the football and volleyball teams competed over Parent and Family Weekend. See what these and other events from the la...
Standing in solidarity with other groups around Kentucky, the Bowling Green Freedom Walkers and Bowling Green’s Sunrise Movement banded together to continue the...
Prior to Election Day this year, over 100 million votes had been cast in the presidential election. These early voting numbers are 73.4% of the total votes cast...
WKU’s Intercultural Student Engagement Center hosted their Homecoming Unity Parade on Oct. 9 with several minority organizations supporting the cause, including...
