WKU has turned over dorm management and maintenance to Delaware-based company WGB Property Management, doing business as ...

For the next two days, the Kentucky Museum will be home to the vibrant paintings and intricate textile work that make up an ...

At the end of the month, two-time WKU graduate Renee Shaw will be retiring from her position as Director of Public Affairs ...

WKU’s Student Life Foundation settled with the engineering firm responsible for Hilltopper Hall, the $40 million dorm opened ...

Bowling Green is offering grants to eligible neighborhoods to help fund improvement projects, with applications due on August ...

Victory Vaka, a WKU defensive lineman recently removed from the team following the death of his mother and after the team ...

WKU is hosting Camp CARE, an educational event running from Tuesday to Friday where young minds can explore the world of ...

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 ...

On July 3, the sky over Ephram White Park will be lit with fireworks from the annual Hayward Minton Thunderfest Fireworks Show and Music Festival. In its 55th year, Thunderfest has gone beyond being ...

WKU’s new budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year has been released and is awaiting approval from the Board of Regents meeting on Friday. The proposed budget plans to increase tuition by $210. This ...

WKU Public Media cut its staffing by a third Wednesday, due to the “recent elimination of federal support for public media,” WKU Public Media Interim Executive Director Jordan Basham said in an email.

WKU could lose $1.5 million in state funding next fiscal year if House Bill 500, the Kentucky legislature’s budget bill for the next two years, becomes law. Kentucky’s legislature agreed on a budget ...