They’re small, they’re crawly and some might even call them creepy. However you perceive them, there’s no denying that roughly 80% of all animal lifeforms on Ea...
Professor Farley Norman has been teaching psychology at WKU for nearly 25 years. In this time, he has dedicated countless hours to research, published peer-revi...
Sandra Hughes, a professor of American literature, has taught in several states and multiple countries throughout her life but has called WKU home for the past ...
Shuffle, shuffle, heel, dig. Shuffle, pick-up, flap.
The punch of an unfamiliar combination of words and the heavy sound of feet shuffling against vinyl may ...
Andrew Wulff thinks deeply about who he is as a person and explains how everything in his life fits together using the idea of tangents. A tangent, mathematical...
Theater professor Scott Stroot said he describes himself in a number of ways. Father, husband, artist, musician and activist are just some of the ways he identi...
Three mornings a week, I find myself in a cramped classroom in the basement of Cherry Hall to teach two sections of English 100. As a graduate assistant and fir...
