Friday, September 27, 2024
Bailey Reed, Newsletter Editor
Good morning, Hilltoppers!
Please be safe today with the impending threat of the remnants of Hurricane Helene As seen in the faculty, staff and student all email from David Oliver, the director of environmental health and safety, a wind advisory was in place until Saturday at 1:00 a m at the time of the email Watch out for debris and remember all WKU campuses will be open and "on schedule " Have a fantastic Friday!
SGA fall senate election: who the candidates are, how to vote
Voting for the Student Government Association Fall 2024 general election is open on TopNet until Friday, Sept 27 at 11:59 p m , with over 20 students on the ballot
There are three freshman senator seats, one international senator seat and one Gatton Academy senator seat available Here are the candidates on the ballot this election
Department of Society, Culture, Crime, & Justice Studies to host Brown Bag Lecture Series
The WKU Department of Society, Culture, Crime & Justice Studies is hosting its Brown Bag Lecture Series throughout the semester to share and learn about the current ongoing research from students and faculty
The Brown Bag lecture series allows for a showcase of work in progress in a casual setting. The presentations encourage attendees to bring their lunches and are free
From WKU Theatre & Dance From WKU Theatre & Dance
Kaylee Hawkins | News reporter
WKU Theatre & Dance will present its new show ‘Alice by Heart,’ beginning Saturday, Sept 28, until Wednesday, October 2 in Russell Miller Theatre
The show is based on the book of the same title written by Steven Sater and Jessie Nelson with music by Duncan Sheik and lyrics by Steven Sater. According to lead actress Hanneh Kevorkian, senior performing arts major with a focus in musical theatre, the show follows a girl named Alice Spencer through her journey of attempting to save her childhood best friend by bringing themselves into the world of her favorite children’s book, “The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland ”
SPORTS ROUNDUP
WKU volleyball to open conference play against Jacksonville State Read more by Austin Rice.
WKU football looks to win fourth straight Read more by Michael Givner Jr.
The other side: A look at Boston College football with BC Heights Read more by Jake McMahon.
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