Special update: COVID-19 and what it means for WKU: 3/18

Update: 2020-03-18

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WKU has suspended in-person classes for the rest of the semester and switching to online only in the wake of COVID-19. Here's what we know.

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Special update: COVID-19 and what it means for WKU: 3/18

2020-03-1802:47

Coronavirus and WKU's Arabic program: 3/4

2020-03-0401:51

Trans students, Caboni's salary and Hideout: 2/26

2020-02-2604:51

Sustainability and the USPS: 2/19

2020-02-1905:02

Black History Month, Gen Z debt and Athletic funding: 2/11

2020-02-1205:32

Academic calendar, coronavirus and recycling: 2/5

2020-02-0509:53

Free speech and 2010 trends: 1/29

2020-01-2913:01

Semester Wrap Up: 12/4

2019-12-0411:41

China, DACA and Volleyball: 11/20

2019-11-2005:46

Recanvass, blue college counties and a nursing master's program: 11/13

2019-11-1301:41

Special edition: Kentucky Governor Race 2019: 11/6

2019-11-0711:40

'Words are powerful:' Racial slur incidents on campus spark discussion

2019-10-3010:24

Hilltop Club, LifeWorks and First Year Village: 10/23

2019-10-2301:43

Lawsuit, Tobacco and Homecoming: 10/16

2019-10-1609:57

Bus routes, Pride and coverage of racial slurs: 10/9

2019-10-0905:14

AXiD, Scholarships and Voting: 10/2

2019-10-0202:28

Mold, police in dorms and Survivor: 9/24

2019-09-2512:57

Fiestaval, faith in Caboni and parking rates: 9/18

2019-09-1804:42

Greek houses, Bemis and Generation Action: 9/11

2019-09-1103:26

Got 2 minutes? We've got the news: 9/4

2019-09-0401:54

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Special update: COVID-19 and what it means for WKU: 3/18

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Special update: COVID-19 and what it means for WKU: 3/18

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Special update: COVID-19 and what it means for WKU: 3/18