Through all the turbulence that the last 400 days has brought to the world, including an academic year unlike any other, one thing managed to remain consistent:...
After walking up and down the Hill, the last thing anyone wants to do is take the stairs. Elevators in the academic buildings can be a way to catch your breath ...
It’s a calm Friday morning at Shipley’s Valor Station. The distinct, stagnant smell of motor oil and rubber permeates the cool, sunlit garage. With the ring of ...
On Friday, April 9, the Minority Artists Perspective Club and WKU’s Art Department hosted a Black Lives Matter art exhibition. The featured art covered a range...
The blossoming trees and flowers bring vibrant, beautiful colors to the Hill, but with these new blooms comes pollen that can wreak havoc on sinuses and cause s...
Bowling Green native and muralist Andee Rudloff is all about fostering a sense of public responsibility and community. Her various artworks can be spotted all o...
The time has come. It is now the weird period between winter and spring when on any given day, the temperatures could be in the 30s at one point and the 60s at ...
Standing in solidarity with other groups around Kentucky, the Bowling Green Freedom Walkers and Bowling Green’s Sunrise Movement banded together to continue the...
In recent years, sites like Etsy and Instagram have been helping creators get their work out into the public. Social media has allowed artists to reach a wider ...
People using different labels to describe their identity is becoming more recognized in every setting. You’ve seen it in the forms of “she/her/hers” accompanyin...
