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3 things the Herald learned during the Caboni meeting - Vimarsana News

3 things the Herald learned during the Caboni meeting

The Herald Editorial Board met with WKU President Timothy Caboni on Thursday, Aug. 17 to discuss the upcoming semester. Caboni’s Tenure Caboni began his presidency at WKU in 2017 following the retirement of Gary Ransdell. At his investiture in 2018, he said he sought out to create a First Year Village, create a unique studying...

WKU seeking community volunteers for move-in - Vimarsana News

WKU seeking community volunteers for move-in

Western Kentucky University is seeking community volunteers to help around 5,000 students move into residence halls this upcoming semester.

Buildings of 122-year-old PNU designated nat'l cultural treasures, important cultural properties - Vimarsana News

Buildings of 122-year-old PNU designated nat'l cultural treasures, important cultural properties

Three buildings of a 122-year-old university in Manila were officially recognized as an important part of the country's heritage. The Philippine Normal

View from the Hill: Living Learning Communities boost retention rate - Vimarsana News

View from the Hill: Living Learning Communities boost retention rate

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View from the Hill: Living Learning Communities boost retention rate - Vimarsana News

View from the Hill: Living Learning Communities boost retention rate

News in the College of Education and Behavioral Sciences. The College of Education and Behavioral Sciences is home to WKU's nationally recognized clinical preparation programs. These programs focus on our community's future teachers, counselors, psychologists, and leaders.

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