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Caboni discusses dorm situation, faculty compensation during Faculty Senate - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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WKU President Timothy Caboni answered faculty-submitted questions about a variety of pressing campus topics. Caboni took the stage in the Downing Student Union SGA Chambers, Thursday, after a short introduction by Faculty Senate Chair Dan Clark. The first question he addressed was about faculty concerns over compensation. Caboni assured the senate that compensation was a priority for the university. “I value the work that you do,” Caboni said. “I know the work that you do because I was a faculty
Open Mic Night amplifies creativity on campus - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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The English Department hosted the first Open Mic Night of the semester, providing a platform for creative writers to share their original work. Students and faculty met in the Grise Auditorium on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Undergraduates, graduate students and faculty members shared a diverse portfolio of pieces, including poems about identity, mental health and other personal topics. One of them was Jincey Melvin. Melvin, a freshman majoring in forensic psychology, read two of her poems. One was ab
Firehouse Festival promotes safety, sustainability - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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The Bowling Green Fire Department hosted its Firehouse Festival on Saturday as a way to teach fire safety and showcase programs focused on helping the local community. Local organizations operated booths with pamphlets and various items related to their mission. Government programs such as BGFD, the Bowling Green Police Department and Bowling Parks and Recreation were also present to meet with and talk about their services to community members. One of the headline events was a live burn, where f
Hill-arious comedy act performs in DSU auditorium - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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WKU students and Bowling Green sat back, relaxed and watched the lights dim in the Downing Student Union auditorium as the “Unsupervised Adults Tour” took the stage on Saturday. The performance, put on by TN2M Shows, involved a headline duo set by Chris Flanigan and Chris Cohron and featured an opening act by Seth Burchett. The comedians told stories about causing trouble at work, getting caught calling raunchy telephone numbers as a teenager and much more. TN2M Shows decided to come to Western
City Commissioners speak at student-organized discussion about controversial technology - WKUHerald.com (opens the original)
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Students, staff, and guest speakers gathered on Sept. 10 for an open discussion on data centers and Flock cameras. WKU’s College Democrats chapter hosted the event on the third floor of DSU, with Chapter President Jacob King and Chapter Vice President Flora Lin leading the conversation. Guest speakers included city commissioners Dana Beasley-Brown and Carlos Bailey, as well as City Commissioner Candidate Tom Morris. Audience members also spoke up and shared stories on how the two controversial t
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