Displaying Articles for News: Media Relations, Category: Research
Apr 17th, 2018
As part of WKU Choral Activities’ Earth Day concert on April 22, the WKU Chorale will present the world premiere of "Icelandic Sketches: Stories of Climate, Tourism and Change," a composition by senior Jason Fox of Russellville.
Read MoreApr 6th, 2018
Gatton Academy senior Olivia Bickett is working on a research project with WKU Biology Professor Steve Huskey to quantify the pressure produced by a stone crab’s crusher claw.
Read MoreApr 5th, 2018
After reaching agreements with community partners, the Kentucky Climate Center will install and operate a Kentucky Mesonet station in Pulaski County and make upgrades to the Mesonet station in Fulton County.
Read MoreMar 29th, 2018
WKU continues to distinguish itself in the field of research, this time with the Faculty-Undergraduate Student Engagement (FUSE) grants.
Read MoreMar 23rd, 2018
WKU’s position as a student-centered, applied research institution will be on full display at this weekend’s 48th annual Student Research Conference. Amy Bingham talks to some students about what they are presenting in this week’s View from the Hill.
Read MoreMar 14th, 2018
More than 350 students will present at WKU’s 48th Annual Student Research Conference on March 24 at Downing Student Union.
Read MoreFeb 28th, 2018
Faculty members in WKU’s Center for Human GeoEnvironmental Studies (CHNGES) have partnered with Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance in Texas to develop a karst groundwater education campaign.
Read MoreFeb 20th, 2018
Dr. David Keeling, Distinguished University Professor of Geography in the Department of Geography and Geology, returned recently from his 12th circumnavigation of the planet, completing a three-week around-the-world tour of Asia, Africa and South America.
Read MoreFeb 19th, 2018
WKU dedicated Ogden College Hall on Monday afternoon.
Read MoreFeb 19th, 2018
WKU has again been named a top producer of Fulbright U.S. Students as announced by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.
Read MoreFeb 8th, 2018
Welcome to Today@WKU, the daily newsletter from WKU Public Affairs, for February 8, 2018.
Read MoreJan 31st, 2018
White Squirrel Weather, a student-run meteorology group at WKU, has been included in the top 100 meteorology social media accounts by AtmoLife.
Read MoreJan 25th, 2018
Twenty-four WKU students, including 10 from The Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science, will present their research at the 2018 Posters-at-the-Capitol event Feb. 8 in Frankfort.
Read MoreJan 10th, 2018
WKU’s Small Business Development Center is offering “Smart Start Business Basics,” a free workshop on Jan. 23 for those who want to start a small business.
Read MoreJan 5th, 2018
Temperatures during the first week of 2018 have already been colder than those recorded in 2017, according to data from the Kentucky Mesonet at WKU.
Read MoreDec 9th, 2017
WKU recognized top students, doctoral graduates and ROTC cadets at its 182nd Commencement on Saturday (Dec. 9).
Read MoreDec 9th, 2017
Graduates in the Class of 2017 were reminded Saturday (Dec. 9) that student success remains at the heart of why WKU exists today just as it did at school’s founding by Henry Hardin Cherry in 1906.
Read MoreNov 30th, 2017
Five WKU faculty members have been selected to participate in the fifth Zuheir Sofia Endowed International Faculty Seminar (ZSEIFS).
Read MoreNov 1st, 2017
The long-range forecast calls for continued success for White Squirrel Weather at WKU.
Read MoreOct 31st, 2017
The Kentucky Mesonet at WKU is installing a station in Monroe County. The station will be the 69th in 67 counties for the statewide network.
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