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

WKU’s football team finds itself in the middle of a controversy following the dismissal and loss of scholarship of senior ...

The remains of continuing demolition on Douglas Keen Hall are cleaned up by a construction crew on July 13, 2026. (Diego ...

Instead of burning rubber and rollercoaster screams, Beech Bend Park will echo with guitar riffs at Saturday’s Headbanger’s ...

For the next eight Thursdays, WKU’s Floral Design and Training Center will be filled with bags of sweet corn and cartons of ...

The summer of 2026 marks one year into the renovation of Henry Hardin Cherry Hall, one of WKU’s historic landmarks.  The ...

Andrew Rash stepped into the role of interim director for WKU’s Department of Student Activities as of July 1.  Rash ...

WKU Athletics Director Todd Stewart announced several updates to Athletics Staff in a Monday, July 6 press release. The ...

Surrounded by family and friends, the 14th Bike4Alz team rode into WKU’s Creason Parking Lot on July 5 at 2 p.m. Over the ...

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 ...

The Duncan Hines festival kicked off in Bowling Green’s historic downtown, creating a buzz of excitement among residents. Locals brought their vintage or interesting cars to show off along Fountain ...

The Kentucky Museum brought Kentucky history to life as a part of their Birthday Bash event on Saturday. The Kentucky Museum took part in the fun of the national America 250 celebration with a ...