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Western Kentucky University is welcoming faculty and staff back to campus for the start of the fall semester. President Timothy Caboni delivered his annual opening convocation on Monday, highlighting what he called a major accomplishment in fundraising.
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Western Kentucky University plans for borrow more than $43 million to cover cost overruns on two major construction projects. The Board of Regents approved additional money on Friday for the new Gordon Ford College of Business building and the Hilltopper Fieldhouse and press box.
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BumptUp is a mobile maternal health app that features fitness programs, dietary support, and resources to help women stay active during and after childbirth.
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On April 8, a total solar eclipse will be visible along a 2,000 mile stretch from Texas to Maine. Western Kentucky University will play an important in documenting this rare, celestial event.
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The "SunSketcher Eclipse Project" builds on Eclipse Megamovie 2017 and complements Eclipse Megamovie 2024, which focuses on crowd-sourced coronal imagery.
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The Master of Arts in Folk Studies and the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture were eliminated during the board’s quarterly meeting on Thursday due to low enrollment and unfilled teaching positions.
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Steve Lutz joins the Hilltoppers after a successful stint at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
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Western Kentucky University is reaching out to Kentucky’s growing refugee population with additional services for displaced students.
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As tuition and other post-secondary education costs continue to climb, pay for student workers at many Kentucky public state universities is going up too. But, some students say it’s still not enough to help cover living expenses.
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A woman who ushered in an era of social and academic change at Western Kentucky University now has a building on campus named in her honor.The former Northeast residence hall was dedicated today as Margaret MundayHall.The Auburn native was the first Black student to enroll and graduate from WKU following desegregation.