Enjoy the Super Bowl this Sunday in Minton
The Honors Club is providing snacks & beverages. Who’s going.
View ArticleSpreadable or sticky? WKU Honors College graduate co-authors book on...
If you would like to explore this and related questions, join the conversation at the 1st Honors Salon on Thu, Feb 7, at 7pm. Needless to say, I will do my best to get Sam to join us! Sam Ford The days...
View ArticleWKU professor glad to see Warren in Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame
A WKU English professor is glad to see Robert Penn Warren in the inaugural class of the Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame. Warren, a Guthrie native, was one of six named to the hall during an induction...
View ArticleStudy Abroad & Global Learning events in February & Calendar of events
Study Abroad & Global Learning Calendar of Events
View ArticleLondon calling: Harlaxton a good ‘launching pad’ to study abroad (featured in...
Western Kentucky University students studying at Harlaxton College in Grantham, England pose for a photo on January 25th before leaving on a field trip to Lincoln. The students are living and taking...
View ArticleTwo lectures by Dr. Carol M. Swain of Vanderbilt University this Thursday &...
1st Lecture: Black, Conservative, and Unashamed: My Life as a Public Intellectual Dr. Carol Swain shares her political evolution and explores the intersection between scholarship, faith, and activism....
View Article2 Gatton Academy seniors recognized as National Achievement finalists
Charvinia Neblett of Russellville and Henry Uradu of Russell, both seniors at the Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky, have been recognized as finalists in the National Achievement...
View ArticleBluegrass unplugged: WKU to participate in Campus Conservation Nationals 2013
WKU is participating in the Campus Conservation Nationals 2013 and has challenged U of L, UK and Berea to a regional “Bluegrass Unplugged” competition. WKU will participate in Campus Conservation...
View Article114 participate in Faculty-Led Study Abroad courses during Winter Term
WKU students visited ruins in the Yucatan during a Faculty-Led Study Abroad course taught by Dr. John Dizgun. True to its vision to be a leading American university with international reach, WKU...
View Article‘The Dance Project’ opens 2013 season
WKU Department of Theatre and Dance opens its 2013 season this weekend with The Dance Project, an intriguing show that involves more than 30 students performing nine different pieces. “It’s similar to...
View ArticleCome & see the best new study area on campus!
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View ArticleBlack, Conservative, and Unashamed: My Life as a Public Intellectual – 1st...
Dr. Carol Swain shares her political evolution and explores the intersection between scholarship, faith, and activism. From early tenure at Princeton University to her present position as Professor...
View ArticleSeven Virtues of Engaged Citizenship – Lecture by Dr. Thad Williamson
Wed, Feb 6, 6.30pm, Institute for Citizenship and Social Responsibility (ICSR), Garrett 115 The lecture is required for students in Citizen and Self (HON 251), but should be interesting to others and...
View ArticleReligious Freedom, Vanderbilt University, and the Trampling of Civil...
Vanderbilt University has recently become the center of controversy for its decision to require student religious organizations to allow those who do not hold the organizations’ convictions into...
View ArticleOSD Day of Rotating Workshops for nationally competitive scholarships today,...
The Office of Scholar Development is sponsoring a “Day of Workshops” on Thursday, February 7 to raise on-campus awareness of nationally competitive scholarships and other opportunities for research,...
View ArticleTracing the Unexplored: A Vivid Journey through Cuba – series of four...
free, open to the pulic & swipeable Dr. Ric Morris, who has taught Spanish at Middle Tennessee State University for 14 years, will discuss his documentary “Cuba in the Raw: A Story of Sugar” from...
View ArticleFirst Honors Salon tonight at 7pm: How does the Internet change the way you...
(A Reading of Moliere, Jean Francois de Troy, ca. 1728) Join us in this new Honors discussion group to explore important ideas & critical issues, cultivate an intellectual community & advance...
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