The Western Kentucky University Board of Regents convened a special called meeting today (May 8), to consider Academic Affairs items related to faculty promotion, tenure and academic appointments.

The South Central Kentucky Area Health Education Center, housed within WKU’s College of Health and Human Services, received an $8,000 grant to serve as an inaugural partner in implementing the America ...

Western Kentucky University celebrated the Class of 2025 Thursday evening starting with Topper Walk and ending with a ...

Morton Solar & Electric, a leading regional solar energy and electrical engineering firm, is proud to announce the opening of its newest office at the Western Kentucky University Innovation Center in ...

For Taryn Guyer, a graduating senior earning a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Chinese, the numbers matter, specifically ...

His state-of-the-art observer and feedback control designs contribute meaningful advancements in the mathematical foundations of control and its engineering applications.

WKU alumnus and Vice President at Kentucky Broadcasters Association Mike Tarter spoke on behalf of the WKU Alumni Association. He congratulated graduates and stated that they are now members of a ...

The MPA program offers a Commonwealth State & Local Government Employee Discount to government employees across Kentucky. Qualified employees are eligible for a discounted tuition rate of $500 per ...

Riley Hurm, a WKU senior in Communication Sciences & Disorders, found her calling in speech-language pathology, blending science, service, and global insight—from Kentucky to London and beyond.

Thank you to all those who have worked to plan our Commencement and College Recognition Ceremony activities this week. These events will bring thousands of visitors and significant traffic to our Hill ...

As we conclude the 2024–25 academic year, I want to take a moment to reflect on the collective accomplishments that have made this a truly outstanding year for Western Kentucky University. Our mission ...

So far, 2025 is the wettest year on record for the state of Kentucky. Preliminary rainfall statistics from across Kentucky indicate that January – April 2025 is the wettest such period in the 130-year ...