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 ...
WKU has a variety of restaurants with a variety of fries. Sometimes it’s hard to choose where to eat, but it’s a little easier when you only take into account w...
Several college students made the decision to adopt and care for a pet while attending classes, work and other extracurricular activities.
Most college stud...
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...
While the Hill is deserted and everyone is meeting through Zoom, you may be missing the place you normally call home. The Talisman understands, and we miss WKU ...
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Living on your own is a huge step into adulthood — it means no more of Mom’s home-cooked meals o...
Editor's note: This article was produced by Cherry Creative.
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Time to wake up. Murfreesboro, Tennessee, sophomore and WKU softball player Macy Murphy wa...
Tuesday, March 17, WKU announced that classes would be moved online for the rest of the semester. By the end of the week, campus stood nearly empty. Scattered s...
“Bodies: Reclaiming Sexual Autonomy” was presented by members of the WKU Forensics Team on March 4. The event featured performances about the importance of fema...
March is here, and so is spring! The first official day of spring is later this month, hopefully bringing warmer temperatures, spring break and many campus and ...
