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Western Kentucky University’s President Timothy Caboni nears his seventh year in the role. For him, the new year was a chance to look back on what’s been done and what’s

On Nov. 17, 35 members of Macon County High School’s chapter of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) toured Western Kentucky University.

Western Kentucky University President Timothy Caboni said the university’s top legislative priority going into January will be seeking additional base and performance funding from the state.

A new weeklong tradition known as Light Up BGKY is coming soon to Bowling Green to brighten the holidays.

The Warren County Election Education Commission was formed earlier this year by the Warren County Fiscal Court and was commissioned by Judge Executive Doug Gorman. The non-partisan task force works together to provide educational resources to citizens in Warren County about how to navigate elections.  “We want to make sure that everyone that is interested...

Tickets are now on sale for Wallace Community Colleges theatre production of "Youre a Good Man, Charlie Brown."

The deadline to register to vote in this year’s general election is Oct. 10, and there are many key elements students must be aware of before going to the polls this election cycle. Democratic Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is up for reelection, challenged by current Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron. All Kentucky constitutional offices are...

Course debates, presentations, guest speakers, stories across time and an active learning environment will be found in new classes on the Hill this semester. These classes are often developed by professors in their respective fields, who have a desire to enhance the academic experience and welfare of their students. The courses must go through a...

Students can expect to see many changes on the Hill this semester, with various construction projects completed and new ones breaking ground. HISTORY OF THE HILL The Hill became home to WKU in 1910 with the construction of Van Meter Hall. The hill of campus can be seen as a distinguishing feature, standing out in...

The Potter College of Arts and Letters welcomed students back to campus with a Kona Ice event at Cherry Hall today. Today marked the first day of class for new and returning WKU students. With temperatures reaching ninety degrees, students joined PCAL for a chance to be one of the first 300 students to receive...