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A history of WKU’s iconic mascot – WKUHerald.com
WEBOct 17, 2016 — Big Red has been WKU’s mascot since 1979 when it was created by Ralph Carey. “Big Red is seen as a part of the spirit of Western,” Carey said. Elisabeth Moore October 17, 2016. During the last home game before the Christmas break of 1979, Head Coach Gene Keady was called away from WKU’s …
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Lady Toppers announce 2024 non-conference schedule
WEBMar 1, 2023 — WKU head coach Greg Collins goes over plus with the Lady Toppers ahead of their matchup with UAB in E.A. Diddle Arena on Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2023. WKU won 75-71. WKU women’s basketball announced their non-conference schedule for the upcoming 2024-25 season Tuesday, and it showcases some familiar faces and some not-so-familiar ones.
WKU Football releases its 2022 regular season schedule
WEBWKU Football released its 2022 schedule Tuesday afternoon, with more road games than home games on the slate. The Hilltoppers will play five non-conference games and eight Conference USA games, six of those games are against programs that are bowl-eligible in 2021. Their schedule is road-heavy with 7 of their 13 games played away from...
Details on 2023-2024 university overspending not available until ...
WEBMar 1, 2023 — Details on the budget overspending that took place in the athletics department, the Division of Enrollment and Student Experience and the College of Education and Behavioral Sciences will not be available until early October, according to the university’s general counsel’s office. WKU President Timothy C. Caboni first announced these overspends at the Sept. 4, 2024,...
WKU football looks to win fourth straight – WKUHerald.com
WEBSep 25, 2024 — WKU Football will look to carry the momentum from last week’s win against Toledo into Saturday, as they will play the Boston College Eagles at Alumni Stadium in their non-conference finale. The Hilltoppers are on a three game winning streak and stand at 3-1 on the season with wins over Eastern Kentucky, Middle Tennessee State,...
Office of Sustainability works to make on-campus living easier
WEBMar 1, 2023 — office of sustainability. Inside a brick house on Regents Avenue is the Office of Sustainability, which works to make the Hill a more environmentally friendly place and houses the WKU Food Pantry. The Office of Sustainability leads projects on campus to improve the school’s effect on the environment. Its website states, “As an office, we ...
‘We thought she would be safe’ – Campus feels effect of Autry …
WEBMatt Stahl May 8, 2018. Fifteen years have passed, and the crime scene is still ingrained in Abbey Brown-Doyle’s head. Brown-Doyle was the College Heights Herald reporter who covered the night in May 2003 when Melissa “Katie” Autry was brutally raped and murdered in a dorm room inside Hugh Poland Hall. Brown-Doyle said the experience of ...
WKU volleyball starts season 2-1 – WKUHerald.com
WEBSep 2, 2024 — WKU volleyball starts season 2-1. WKU Volleyball celebrates a point during a close match against Tennessee in the second round of the NCAA Volleyball Championship on Dec. 2. The first weekend of WKU volleyball is in the books. The Hilltoppers spent the weekend competing at the Bluegrass Battle in Lexington, and left the competition with wins ...