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WKU increases price of graduation regalia through new vendor
WKU is raising the price for graduation regalia. The change follows WKU’s decision to use a new vendor, Herff Jones, for both student and faculty graduation regalia. Herff Jones provides graduation regalia to several universities and allows for more personal customization of…
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WKU Men’s Basketball opens season with 25-point win over Morehead State
In their first matchup in over 40 years, WKU Men’s Basketball tipped off their season against Morehead State, opening the season with a 83-58 win at home. On offense, WKU relied on redshirt junior guard Teagan Moore, who was just three-points shy of his third-straight 20-plus…
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100 Miles of Hope Blood Drive to come back to campus
WKU students are encouraged to donate blood for the 100 Miles of Hope rivalry Nov. 2 to 4, supporting the American Red Cross and Hilltopper spirit. The blood drive is a collective effort between WKU and rival Middle Tennessee State University to get students to donate blood.…
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WKU Men’s Basketball to host Morehead State for season opener
WKU Men’s Basketball will get the regular season off and running on Nov. 2, hosting Morehead State University for the season opener at E.A. Diddle Arena. “I would think there’ll be a lot of first game excitement. So kind of got to be ready for anything,” Head Coach Hank Plona…
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Bowling Green nonprofit spreads awareness for pregnancy and infant loss
Editor’s note: This story has been updated with the location of TopperSocial. Brothers of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity at WKU solemnly held candles in their hands, reading the names of babies lost in childbirth or infancy. This was the 14th annual remembrance walk for…
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VISUALS: Bowling Green marches for voting
Community members gathered outside Mount Zion Baptist Church on Saturday, Oct. 31, for “Singing for Democracy,” a concert event hosted by SOKY Indivisible, Kentuckians For The Commonwealth and BG Freedom Walkers. Performers included Dr. Charles Neblett, a civil rights activist…
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WKU Soccer dominates in final regular season match at Middle Tennessee
WKU Soccer defeats Middle Tennessee State University 3-1 in an impressive offensive showing. The Hilltoppers’ offense has been up and down throughout the season, but they have recently found their footing. After this outing, the Hilltoppers have netted 12 goals in the past three…
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VISUALS: WKU Lady Toppers defeats Young Harris College 84-66
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WKU Women’s Basketball opens strong against Young Harris College
WKU Women’s Basketball opened their season victorious, with an 84-66 win against Young Harris College. The annual Topp’r Treat Exhibition game debuted many of the team’s new players and showed off the potential the Lady Toppers have for the season. The Lady Toppers opened the…
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WKU Soccer takes on Middle Tennessee in final regular season game
WKU Soccer travels for the last time this regular season to face off against Middle Tennessee State, ending the season undefeated at home after a 2-1 victory against New Mexico State. Junior midfielder Alyvia Walls netted the deciding goal in the 79th minute, adding on to her…
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WKU Volleyball remains undefeated in conference play against FIU
WKU Volleyball defeated Florida International University in eight sets throughout the weekend to keep the team undefeated. The Hilltoppers displayed a strong offense and defense against FIU helping push them to success. The entire team showed up on the court this weekend,…
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WKU Women’s Basketball returns with high hopes for annual Topp’r Treat Exhibition
WKU Women’s Basketball will open its season Saturday with an exhibition game against Young Harris College. The Lady Toppers went 8-21 last season, ending with a fall to Florida International University and missing the post-season conference tournament. They retain many key…
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Honors Application Night provides connections for future MHC students
Students interested in joining the Mahurian Honors College at WKU had the opportunity to go to the Honors Application Night on Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. Lindy Davidson, the director of the MHC, said that the night was for students to meet each other and get tips about how to…
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IN PRINT: Navy veteran blooms into horticulture career
Navy veteran Joe Taylor walked through fields of sunflowers and zinnias, reflecting on the chapters that took him from service member to graduate student and flower farmer. Joe Taylor was born in Scottsville, Kentucky, 20 minutes outside of WKU’s campus. He fell in love with…
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WKU Volleyball prepares for FIU Face-off
WKU Volleyball seeks to extend their 11-game win streak this weekend as they take on Florida International University in Miami. The Hilltoppers have been on a roll, leading Conference USA as they remain undefeated both in away games and in conference play. “We’re the one that’s…
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IN PRINT: Bowling Green takes action as midterms rapidly approach
Voters across the nation will soon cast midterm election ballots, deciding Congressional control and reflecting public opinion of current leadership. Warren County residents will choose their next city commissioners, four of whom are incumbents running for another two-year term.…
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“The small matters, the big matters:” English professor speaks on the power of feminist rhetoric
Jessi Thomsen presented her research at the annual Genderations lecture on Wednesday. The event took place in the Honors College Multipurpose room. The Gender and Women’s Studies Program hosted the annual lecture to “showcase local feminist scholarship and community engagement,”…
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VISUALS: Country artist Tyler Hubbard brings elation to WKU
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