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Even as someone who interacts with artificial intelligence on the daily, Jeremy Utley says he doesn’t “use” AI, he works with it. WKU welcomed its fourth presidential speaker Tuesday evening to the Van Meter Hall stage for a talk entitled “Making AI More Human.” During his visit to the Hill, Utley used his experiences to... The post Presidential speaker encourages campus to bring individuality to AI appeared first on WKUHerald.com.

WKU Women’s Basketball opens their season with a 61-50 victory against the University of Tennessee Chattanooga. A slow start from the Mocs combined with a late-stage scoring run sealed the victory for the Lady Toppers.  WKU held UTC to 7% shooting in the first quarter, jumping out to an 11-2 lead. Despite the Mocs finding... The post WKU Women’s Basketball opens season with victory over UTC appeared first on WKUHerald.com.

WKU Men’s Basketball continues its season against Kentucky Wesleyan on Nov. 5, hoping to capture momentum from its dominant performance in its season opener. The Hilltoppers coasted to an 83-58 win over Morehead State on Nov. 2 to secure their first win of the season. WKU shot 43% from the field and 36% from beyond... The post WKU Men’s Basketball looks for back-to-back wins against Kentucky Wesleyan appeared first on WKUHerald.com.

For most people, rugby is a sport built around toughness, physicality and competition. WKU’s club rugby team focuses more on their willingness to take a hit for one another. Outside of rugby, the club team, otherwise known as the Dirty Reds, has built a brotherhood that keeps its members coming back. “I mean the camaraderie,... The post IN PRINT: WKU Rugby charges toward an era of renewed success appeared first on WKUHerald.com.

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Warren County’s political views were revealed when the midterm election polling stations closed Tuesday at 6 p.m. As the county results swung blue, the state results swung red.   Sue Parrigin was voted out for city commissioner by Tom Morris by 383 votes in the Warren County 2026 midterm election. Parrigin held the commissioner seat since... The post Warren County voters elect Democrats locally, Republicans statewide appeared first on WKUHerald.com.

SGA worked with WKU Restaurant Group in efforts to feed hungry Hilltoppers. At their weekly Tuesday meeting, guest speaker and Dining Services resident district manager Robert Huffman spoke about the Restaurant Group’s role on campus. According to Huffman, the WKURG provided about 1.7 million meals last semester, and served 223 transactions over four weeks in... The post #NoHungryHilltoppers: SGA meets with WKU Restaurant Group to improve campus dining appeared first on WKUHerald.com.

The red, white and blue of the American flag draped high above the voting booths at Sugar Maple Square shone as Warren County residents filed in to cast their ballots on Tuesday. Outside the polling locations, electioneers proudly held signs encouraging passersby to vote for their preferred candidates. They were met with smiles, waves and... The post Warren County voters, volunteers and electioneers on midterm elections appeared first on WKUHerald.com.

WKU Women’s Basketball anticipates officially opening their season Nov. 4, with a home game against the University of Tennessee in Chattanooga.  The Lady Toppers were victorious against Young Harris College in their lone exhibition game on Oct. 31. They now strive to keep up that winning potential in the regular season.  “The execution’s not always... The post WKU Women’s Basketball welcomes University of Tennessee- Chattanooga to open season appeared first on WKUHerald.com.

WKU is raising the price for graduation regalia. The change follows WKU’s decision to use a new vendor, Herff Jones, for both student and faculty graduation regalia. Herff Jones provides graduation regalia to several universities and allows for more personal customization of regalia. Students could pick up their regalia during the graduation fair on campus... The post WKU increases price of graduation regalia through new vendor appeared first on WKUHerald.com.