College Heights Herald

Andrew Rash stepped into the role of interim director for WKU’s Department of Student Activities as of July 1. Rash previously served as Associate Director of Student Activities and Greek Life since August of 2022, as well as faculty advisor for the Student Government Association. An alum of WKU, he has been a part of...

The summer of 2026 marks one year into the renovation of Henry Hardin Cherry Hall, one of WKU’s historic landmarks. The 105,000-square-foot renovation project began in the summer of 2025 and is still set to be completed in May 2027 within the $75 million budget. According to WKU Chief Facilities Officer Bryan Russell, Cherry Hall...

For the next eight Thursdays, WKU’s Floral Design and Training Center will be filled with bags of sweet corn and cartons of tomatoes as part of WKU’s Community Supported Agriculture. Available to WKU students, faculty and staff, the CSA connects subscribers with produce grown locally by WKU’s Department of Agriculture and Food Sciences. For a...

The flyer for Beech Bend’s Headbanger’s Ball. Flyer courtesy of Logan Potter.

Douglas Keen demolition hits halfway, preparations for Hugh Poland begin

WKU’s football team finds itself in the middle of a controversy following the dismissal and loss of scholarship of senior defensive lineman Victory Vaka.

WKU is hosting Camp CARE, an educational event running from Tuesday to Friday where young minds can explore the world of healthcare through a variety of hands-on activities. The camp caters to students such as Marie Templeman’s grandson, who, before this camp, was undecided on his career path. When Templeman saw an ad from WKU...

A smile swept over Josh Clayharris’ face as he reached the summit of an indoor rock wall, a task that seemed insurmountable until now. Clayharris attended the Possabilities Expo on July 18, an event designed to showcase available resources to people with disabilities. The event occupied every room of the Knicely Conference Center with over...

Victory Vaka, a WKU defensive lineman recently removed from the team following the death of his mother and after the team said he failed to report, has released a statement detailing his perspective on the situation. Posted Saturday to @victoryvaka on Instagram, the statement includes a timeline leading up to Vaka’s removal and his thoughts...

Bowling Green is offering grants to eligible neighborhoods to help fund improvement projects, with applications due on August 1st. The grant allocates $60,000 annually, split into Spring and Fall cycles, with $30,000 available for each. Applications for the Fall cycle are open and allow requests of up to $6,000 for each individual project. Applications are...