WKU student veteran Ariel Lopez served four years in the U.S. Marine Corps. As an artillery team leader, he served the country as a section chief leading 10 to 12 Marines. Now, Lopez, as a finance major, assists the military-connected community at WKU as a Coaching Program Coordinator at the Center for Financial Success sponsored by Abound Credit Union.
View this full story at WKU News: https://t.co/m8qITkAAX1
We can't wait to meet you, future Hilltoppers!
Join us on Wednesday, November 11 for WKU Preview Day, a free open house event.
Designed for future Hilltoppers and families, Preview Day is the perfect opportunity to learn more about our academic programs, tour our beautiful campus, and get a glimpse of life at Western Kentucky University.
Save your spot at https://t.co/EY8rDaNAvk
This year, 31 students are vying for the title of Homecoming Queen as part of WKU’s Homecoming celebration themed “Big Red’s World Tour.”
Homecoming festivities will culminate when the Homecoming queen is crowned at halftime of the WKU vs. Jacksonville State football game on Saturday, Nov. 14, with kickoff at 2:30 p.m. at Houchens Industries–L.T. Smith Stadium.
See the full list of candidates at WKU News: https://t.co/CeGZpVq0s0
From breezy mornings to golden hour sunsets, the Hill has that autumn glow!
Whether you're joining us for a campus tour with a future Hilltopper or revisiting your favorite spots during Homecoming, we can't wait to see you.
Join us next week as we observe Veterans Day and honor our nation’s heroes. 🇺🇸
WKU will observe Veterans Day on Wednesday, November 11, at 11 a.m. with a wreath-laying ceremony at the Guthrie Bell Tower.
At 5 p.m., The Kentucky Museum at WKU will host a Veterans Event in the Charles Hardcastle Kentucky Building. David Serafini, a WKU Department of History faculty member, will present "Kentuckians at War."
After the presentation, items from the Kentucky Museum’s collection of World War I and World War II artifacts will be on display from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Classroom II.
Read more about Veterans Day events on the Hill at https://t.co/CqftI8FOqn
Marketing and Marching Band? Sophomore Aidan Stone is pursuing both of his passions while in the Gordon Ford College of Business.
"I've always had a business-minded mentality. When I run into a problem, I usually think about how I can solve it as efficiently and effectively as possible. My father was also a business major in college, so growing up around that mindset feels pretty natural to me," Aidan shared.
A marketing major, Aidan notes that he "can be creative and business focused" with his future degree.
Just a few minutes away from Chandler Hall, Aidan practices routines in the Ford Fieldhouse and performs under the lights in Houchens Industries - L.T. Smith Stadium in the fall to support WKU football games.
He's also been able to apply concepts from the classroom into his BRMB experience.
"Being a section leader, there are times that I have to think on my toes and come to a conclusion with not only the idea of longevity behind it, but how to do it as efficiently and effectively as possible."
Read more about Aidan's Hilltopper Journey: https://t.co/X9ojlDmMMn
As AI remains at the top of many conversations across industries, Jeremy Utley presented his thoughts on Reimagining What's Possible with AI during the annual Presidential Speaker Series.
He shared how generative AI can help expand creativity, improve problem-solving, and unlock new possibilities for individuals and organizations. Utley also shared thoughts from his upcoming book, The Human Advantage: What AI Can't Do Without You.
#WKU #Technology
A conversation with one of the world's leading voices on innovation.
This afternoon, Jeremy Utley sat down with WKU students for a thoughtful discussion regarding technology, creativity, and generative AI ahead of tonight's Presidential Speaker Series event.
His keynote, Making AI More Human, will take place in Van Meter Auditorium at 7pm CST. Attendees can also receive a free copy of his upcoming book "The Human Advantage: What AI Can’t Do Without You" in the mail after the event. Details will be provided during the event to all who are in attendance.
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Tomorrow night, join us in Van Meter Auditorium as Jeremy Utley takes the stage for Making AI More Human.
Whether you're a student, educator, business leader or simply curious about AI, this conversation will offer practical strategies for navigating today's rapidly evolving technology.
Attendees can also receive a free copy of his upcoming book "The Human Advantage: What AI Can’t Do Without You" in the mail after the event. Details will be provided during the event to all who are in attendance.
Learn more at https://t.co/zXiLZ81lOP
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Get ready to stand up and cheer.. WKU Homecoming is almost here!
Here's a little throwback to last year as we gear up for Homecoming festivities this November.
Check out all of this year's activities at https://t.co/aLvTbUkxQn
Western Kentucky University (WKU) and the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) have renewed and expanded their mutual tuition discount agreement, adding a master's degree option for KCTCS employees.
The agreement makes higher education more affordable for eligible employees of both institutions and broadens opportunities for professional development and educational attainment throughout the KCTCS system and WKU.
Learn more at https://t.co/761UpfbX3q
The WKU Center for Child Welfare had the opportunity to highlight several ongoing projects through poster presentations at the ARCH Institute’s Research Symposium. We are proud to share the work of the Center and connect with others who are making a difference through research.
Recognizing the Doc E Difference 🫶
Honored to name the training space in Houchens-Smith Stadium after longtime WKU athletic trainer Bill “Doc E” Edwards
🦇 The Green River Grotto club is training a new cave survey team! From learning surveying equipment to mapping caves, students are building hands-on skills and sharing their love of the underground world. 🧭🪨
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