WKU announces faculty awards

Each year the Office of the Provost and Division of Academic Affairs invites nominations to recognize faculty who serve the University with distinction and have an outstanding record of achievement in teaching, research and service. 

WKU to celebrate Student Scholar Showcase

The Student Scholar Showcase will proudly present 233 graduate and undergraduate research projects, including 149 posters/exhibits and 84 oral presentations/performances this Saturday.

WKU Forensics wins at Grand Prix

At the Grand Prix, WKU advanced 90 percent of its entry to elimination rounds. WKU students finished in the Top 4 of all three divisions and paved the way for a combined sweepstakes championship.

April is Sexual Assault Prevention Month

April marks Sexual Assault Prevention Month, and the WKU campus community will launch a series of events throughout the month.

Critical Language Scholarship awarded

WKU Sophomore Lilian Branch was awarded a 2025 Critical Language Scholarship. This is Branch's second consecutive Critical Language Scholarship award to study Chinese in Taiwan.

Research seeks to unlock climate solutions

Rain does not just nourish the earth—it also plays a surprising role in removing carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the atmosphere. When rainwater mixes with CO₂, it forms carbonic acid, a natural chemical that slowly dissolves limestone and locks away carbon.

Gatton students compete at LRSEF

Four Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science students presented their research at the Louisville Regional Science and Engineering Fair in March.

'We the Artists' opens at Kentucky Museum

The Kentucky Museum is delighted to open We the Artists, an exhibition of works by local artists held in the museum's permanent collection.

Honors M.A.S.T.E.R. plan counselors

The Mahurin Honors College is excited to announce the selection of four student leaders who will serve as counselors for the 2025 Honors M.A.S.T.E.R. Plan: Rush Robinson, Kayden Mulrooney, Abram Tingle and Ela Barker.

Children's entrepreneur market returns

The WKU Innovation Campus, Community Farmers Market, Warren County Library and CREATE are thrilled to announce the Children's Entrepreneur Market, a special event for aspiring business owners aged 5-17. 

Preparing for law school event tomorrow

Attorney and WKU History/Legal Studies alumnus Trip Carpenter will speak on “Preparing for Law School and Building a Meaningful Career” tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the HCIC Multipurpose Room, 1011.