Thursday, June 5, 2025
President Timothy Caboni fields a question from Shane Spiller, the faculty regent, at the Board of Regents meeting on Friday, Oct 18, 2024 Photo by Eli Randolph
Less than a week after WKU Baseball’s Oxford Regional exit toOle Miss, 12 Hilltoppers have entered the transfer portal following Monday’s opening.
Read more by David Quintanilla and Nathan
Regents to consider renewing Caboni’s contract, 11% salary increase
The Board of Regents will vote on June 6 whether to renew WKU President Timothy Caboni’s contract, including an 11% pay increase, bringing his base salary to $524,700, according to documents released Friday with the agenda for the regents’ quarterly meeting.
Read more by Libby Simpson
WKU Baseball’s season ends with loss to Ole Miss
Western Kentucky University outfielder Ryan Wideman celebrates after scoring a run during a game against Southern Illinois University at Nick Denes Field on Tuesday, March 11, 2025 Photo by Dominic Di Palermo
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WKU President Timothy C Caboni speaks with members of the College Heights Herald editorial board at the President’s House on Thursday, Aug 17, 2023 Photo by Emilee Arnold
After just two games, WKU Baseball’s first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2009 came to an end Friday with an 8-6 loss to the No 15 Ole Miss Rebels
Read more by Adrianna Lein and Jake McMahon
Muslim Student Association acquires prayer
room
After six years, the Muslim Student Association has finally acquired a prayer room on campus in Kelly Thompson Hall
Read more by Libby Simpson
Western Kentucky University third baseman Carlos Vasquez (25) turns around to walk back to the dugout after strike three is called on him during a game against Illinois State University at Nick Denes Field on Feb 14, 2025 Photo by Anna Bell Lee
Dania Khan, the WKU Muslim Student Association chapter founder, helps to prepare the room by stocking hijabs for women during prayers on May 27, 2025 Photo by Libby Simpson
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