Kentucky Archaeological Survey brings Wash Nights to Cherry Hall Oliver Wood-Morris·December 5, 2024Kentucky Archaeological Survey Wash Night is held every Wednesday from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in Cherry Hall....3 mins read
What Thanksgiving food are you based on your academic college? Emma Hardesty·November 26, 2024With Thanksgiving around the corner, the biggest thing on many people’s minds is the delicious foods that will...2 mins read
From the Magazine: Unsung Heroes Aidan Walsh·April 16, 2024Steam rushes into the air; a rag drips with sweat. A vacuum sings with each push, and a...4 mins read
WKU adjusts to life after quarantine Rose Donnelly·November 9, 2021The WKU community has spent the last three semesters operating in some form of remote learning, either completely...3 mins read
SGA and Aunt Flow provide free products on campus Ali Shackelford·October 26, 2021It can be hard having a vagina sometimes, especially when you’re on your period. That time of the...5 mins read
‘The icing on the cake’: WKU students celebrate their birthdays in quarantine Julianna Lowe·May 1, 2020Kentucky’s first confirmed case of COVID-19 was on March 6. Since then, the numbers of confirmed cases in...3 mins read
WKU students reflect on the Hill Staci Henderson·April 30, 2020Over seven weeks have passed since students were last on the Hill. Walking to class was leisurely on...1 min read
WKU class rebrands the sheriff’s department Abigail Raley·January 30, 2020Editor’s note: A previous version of this story read that Kaylee Willgruber decided on the shapes and colors that will...6 mins read
3 WKU resources you might not know about Josie Keeley·November 23, 2019As a college student, “free” quickly becomes your favorite word. WKU has a variety of hidden gems meant...5 mins read
From the magazine: Make room Alex Baumgarten·July 18, 2019This story was originally published in early May in “Paradise,” the sixth issue of Talisman magazine. Plants to...3 mins read
