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WKU Men’s Basketball will play their first road game of the season on Oct. 25, taking on the Indiana Hoosiers at the Ford Center in Evansville, Indiana for their final exhibition game before the season opener. The Hilltoppers kicked off the season with a 65-62 win at home against Bowling Green State on Oct. 20.... The post WKU Men’s Basketball on the road ag
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WKU Soccer hosts the New Mexico State Aggies on Sunday, for their last home game of the regular season. Fresh off Thursday’s win over Jacksonville State, the Hilltoppers hope to keep up the winning streak. They face the 3-10-3 Aggies for the fourth time since October 2023. The Hilltoppers are sitting at 9-1-6, with strong...
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WKU Volleyball defeated Kennesaw State in back-to-back four set matches, improving to 10-0 in Conference USA and 16-6 overall. Sophomore rightside hitter Kaira Knox continues to impress, finishing the weekend with 34 kills, four blocks, and two service aces. “We moved sets inside for her and that got her on the right track,” Head Coach... The post WKU Volley
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Students and Bowling Green community members frenetically packed the Downing Student Union to hear U.S Sen. candidate Charles Booker speak. WKU Democrats president Jacob King explained that he was honored to host and endorse Booker to replace U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell. King introduced Booker emcee-style, like a basketball announcer announcing the most valuab
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Organizations offering internship opportunities gathered at Chandler Hall for the Gordon Ford College of Business Internship Fair on Wednesday. Representatives from a multitude of companies discussed offered internships with prospective applicants. “From big career fairs, we usually get upwards of 20 applicants,” Simple Logistics brand ambassador Kristina Ha
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Editor’s note: This story has been updated to correct the composition and length of terms for the Board of Regents, as well as the number of terms served by Faculty Regent Shane Spiller. The story has been updated with the election process of the faculty regent and the correct distribution of a majority vote. The... The post Faculty regent position causes co
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After two months of hard work, the WKU Department of Theatre and Dance is ready to fill the house for their production of “Cabaret,” premiering Friday. Written in 1966, the show is set in a nightclub in Berlin between 1929 and 1930, following American writer Clifford Bradshaw’s relationship with cabaret performer Sally Bowles. Burdened by... The post WKU Dep
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WKU Soccer proved they rule the roost against the Jacksonville State Gamecocks in a 7-1 blowout at home Thursday night. Jacksonville State could not keep WKU out of their half, as the Hilltoppers finished the night with 10 shots on goal, scoring on seven of them. WKU set the tone early, as a goal from... The post WKU Soccer dominates for third conference win
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WKU Volleyball its their reign in Diddle Arena against Kennesaw State this weekend after two sweeps against MTSU last weekend. “First and foremost, our team played really well,” Head Coach Travis Hudson said. “Excited about where we are in the standings, excited about how we’re starting to play.” Sophomore setter Kate Rush once again was... The post WKU Voll
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“Whalefall,” which came out this Friday, is completely deceiving. The novel “Whalefall” is about 17-year-old Jay Gardiner searching for the bones of his deceased father, Mitt Gardiner. He is hoping that finding the remains of his father, deep in the ocean, will allow his mother and two sisters to forgive him for not being there... The post Is ‘Whalefall’ wor
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