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SGA senate complete following fall election - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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SGA convened for its weekly session to swear in its newest senators, listen to guest speakers and discuss resolutions, Tuesday. This was the first meeting since open seats at the start of the academic year were finally filled after SGA’s fall elections concluded on Friday. Alongside the senators, Stirling announced the passage of Referendum 10.2.1, which allows the Judicial Council to amend the current SGA constitution. “It is old, it is in the past,” she told the senators. Stirling said a const
IN PRINT: ‘We need to be compensated’ The state of faculty pay at WKU - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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In higher education, change is inevitable. But like a rock in a turbulent sea, Christy Spurlock’s smiling face has graced the exhibits of WKU’s Kentucky Museum for the past 21 years. As the museum’s education curator, Spurlock has dedicated her time at WKU to creating educational programming for thousands of students, educators, faculty and the general public. A single mother and veteran, she has helped plan and execute over 107 public programs while working with the 130 individual classes that
Gordon Ford dean discusses “student-first” college success - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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The Herald Editorial Board spoke with Gordon Ford College of Business Dean Evelyn Thrasher on Monday regarding the college’s success in space, curriculum and student engagement. More than a year after the college found a new home in Amy and David Chandler Hall, Thrasher said it’s been an “absolute game changer.” According to Thrasher, the transition out of their previous location in Grise Hall has allowed for the centralization of college-specific resources, such as the GFCB Student Success Cent
Farmers market nurtures community growth - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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Music serenaded shoppers under the setting sun at Bowling Green’s Community Farmers Market during its annual nighttime event. The Community Farmers Market hosted its annual night market event, which ran from 4 p.m. to 8 a.m. The event brought in guest vendors and food trucks to raise money for the farmers market’s food equity programs. The food equity programs include the Kentucky Double Dollars program, Fresh RX and the Women, Children and Infants Farmers Market Nutrition Program. All vendors a
Ogden College ‘looking to the future’ of student success, community - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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The Herald’s editorial board sat down with Ogden College of Science and Engineering Dean David Brown to discuss the college’s mission heading into the academic year. Believing higher education is shifting from an industrial era to a digital one, Brown set a goal of “looking to the future.” He described this year as one of conversations about what comes next, reflections on their mission and what it looks like to serve students. For Brown, the push towards becoming Kentucky’s first Carnegie Class
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