Friday, September 20, 2024
Bailey Reed, Newsletter Editor
Good morning, Hilltoppers!
This morning we're starting your morning with news on President Caboni's address to the Faculty Senate and a preview of this weekend's football game against Toledo Have a great start to the weekend!
WKU President Timothy Caboni answered pre-submitted faculty questions regarding compensation, the budget and more at the Faculty Senate’s first meeting of the semester on Thursday.
Speaking for over an hour, Caboni addressed faculty concerns about salaries, the 2024-25 operating budget, accountability for overspending areas such as Athletics and the university’s work to achieve R2 status
Sports Editor Jake McMahon sat down with Kyle Rowland, football beat writer for Toledo's student newspaper, The Blade
Toledo heads into its bout with WKU coming off a 41-17 blowout win at Mississippi State Rowland said the Rockets played “almost a flawless game ” to defeat the Bulldogs on the road. He highlighted Toledo’s very young offensive line as a driving force in Toledo’s production
Read more by Jake McMahon
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