Top of the Week
TOP OF THE WEEK: Volleyball season in full swing, Law School Events, Remembering 9/11
Sep 14, 20263 min
The top events of this week brought directly to you by Lauren Sexton!
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Hosted by members of the WKU Herald news staff, Top of the Week gives brief run-downs of the top 5 stories from the previous week.
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Top of the Week
The top events of this week brought directly to you by Lauren Sexton!
Top of the Week
The top events of this week brought directly to you by Anthony Clauson!
Episode #24
<p>This week, News Reporter Caroline Chubb discusses the University’s new partnership with Gilbane and the Collegiate Housing Foundation, WKU Baseball’s victory over Austin Peay, Greek Week’s blood drive, Spencer’s hour extension for finals and the Greek Week games.</p><p><br /></p><p>Make sure the follow the College Heights Herald Instagram and TikTok, follow or subscribe on your podcast platform of choice and pick up the latest Herald Print magazine on campus.</p>
Episode #23
<p>This week, News Reporter Caroline Chubb talks about the SGA presidential election, Spanish Professor Yertty VanderMolen’s Afrolatinidad event, the Faculty Senate election, WKU Softball’s win over UTEP and the University offering second-year LLCs.</p><p><br>Make sure the follow the College Heights Herald Instagram and TikTok, follow or subscribe on your podcast platform of choice and pick up the latest Herald Print magazine on campus.</p>
Episode #22
<p>This week, News Editor Anthony Clauson talks about the upcoming SGA Presidential Election, HRL's Valleypalooza, the potential budget cuts of House Bill 500, poet Manny Grimaldi visiting campus and tattoos in the elevator of FAC.</p><p><br /></p><p>Make sure the follow the College Heights Herald Instagram and TikTok, follow or subscribe on your podcast platform of choice and pick up the latest Herald Print magazine on campus.</p>
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