Potter College News

Jan 22nd, 2018

This morning, I was pleased to see students, faculty and staff returning to the hill and campus crackling back to life as we begin the spring semester in earnest. More...

Jan 4th, 2018

As we begin the new year, I want to express my appreciation once again to all of you engaged in creating the University’s next strategic plan and also to those serving on the Budget Council. More...

Jan 3rd, 2018

Celebrating its 25th Anniversary, the troupe continues to evolve and innovate, combining traditional Taiko drumming with modern athleticism and visual spectacle.

Dec 12th, 2017

What a terrific Commencement weekend we just celebrated! More than 1,400 students graduated in two ceremonies on Saturday. More...

Dec 4th, 2017

WKU Folk Studies graduate student Joel Chapman was interviewed at a rally against taxing tuition waivers.

Nov 27th, 2017

I trust each of you had a restful and enjoyable break for the Thanksgiving holiday, and I hope you were able to spend time with family and friends. More...

Nov 16th, 2017

Loup Langton receives the honor of serving as Turner Professor in Journalism at WKU.

Nov 16th, 2017

Over the past two years, faculty in the WKU English Department have been creatively rethinking the English curricula to ensure that our programs serve 21st-century English majors well.

Oct 30th, 2017

The WKU Sisterhood awarded grants to the ISEC Academy and the "Bridging Cultures through Music" programs.

Oct 27th, 2017

WKU Foodways graduate class taught by Dr. Ann Ferrell, coordinated the first of two Bosnian themed demonstrations. Attendees to the first were able to learn from Bosnian communities members about the importance of coffee to their culture.