SGA Pollooza will make its mark on WKU’s South Lawn Sunday.  The event, organized by the Student Government Association, will ...

Midnight on the Hill (MOTH) took its finale to the Preston Center with over 900 people on Friday from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. to ...

Flood waters remained high Monday and are expected to recede gradually throughout the week as water flows into the Barren ...

A WKU anthropology professor concluded this semester’s Brown Bag Lecture Series with her engaged anthropology methods through ...

This episode was recorded on April 6. In this episode, Nathan Mueller and Austin Rice discuss the transfer portal and its ...

WKU baseball made a statement on the road this weekend, winning two of three games against No. 17 Dallas Baptist University. ...

WKU Softball secured its second Conference USA series win April 4 and 5 at Kennesaw State University.  Sophomore designated ...

Originally planned to reopen in fall 2026, Hilltopper Hall’s status is up in the air once again as repair cost estimates ...

WKU Baseball secured a 13-9 win over the University of Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles Tuesday night at Nick Denes Field.

WKU community members gathered in Cherry Hall Tuesday evening for the Goldenrod Writing Festival, an annual reading of poetry and fiction. The festival, organized by the WKU English Club, featured ...

Sorority and fraternity members cheer as the total fundraising amount accumulated over the previous months is revealed at the ...

Classes on all WKU campuses will be closed Monday, April 7 “due to extreme flooding throughout the region,” according to a ...