The WKU Board of Regents approved raising tuition by $204, a 1.69% increase for undergraduate students, on Friday.  The Board ...

The WKU Public Media team held an open house on Thursday to promote the protection of public media.  WKU Public Media ...

WKU’s new budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year has been released and is awaiting approval from the Board of Regents meeting on ...

The Duncan Hines festival kicked off in Bowling Green’s historic downtown, creating a buzz of excitement among residents.

The Kentucky Museum brought Kentucky history to life as a part of their Birthday Bash event on Saturday.  The Kentucky Museum ...

Amanda Trabue will step down as of June 30 as WKU’s vice president for philanthropy and alumni engagement, President Timothy ...

The WKU School of Teacher Education recently gifted its first scholarships through the Forsythe Scholars Endowment.   The ...

During its most recent application cycle, WKU produced 10 Gilman scholars, the most out of any postsecondary institution in ...

The Pulitzer Prize was awarded to one current and former WKU student for their work with the Chicago Tribune. Dominic Di Palermo and Armando Sanchez were both photojournalists who contributed to the ...

In collaboration with Revolution Radio, College Heights Herald Editor-in-Chief Jake McMahon and Assistant News Editor Kane Smith sat down the SGA presidential candidates Caden Lucas and Jaden Marshall ...

Jabin Botsford, a former Washington Post staff photographer, is the third WKU alum to win a Pulitzer Prize for this year’s awards. Botsford’s work was included in the Washington Post’s win in the ...

WKU’s Faculty House sits vacant at the top of the hill on May 6, 2025. The 105-year-old structure is set to be demolished later this year as part of Cherry Hall’s renovation plans. (Von Smith) ...