By Lashana Harney When Ashlee Clark Thompson graduated from WKU in 2007 with a degree in news editorial journalism, she was eager to begin her career at a newspaper. It was the only path in journalism she had ever considered. Thompson, […]
Five years ago, we launched a program through which we place students from the College Heights Herald and the Talisman into news organizations during the summers to work alongside professionals. Back …
Student journalist Nicole Ares and the College Heights Herald at Western Kentucky University have won a major national award for Ares' investigation into sexual misconduct on Kentucky college campuses. Ares and …
Forgive me. I thought I'd posted waaay back in May about the Spring issue of Talisman magazine hitting the streets. It did, and it was fabulous. You'll recall that I was …
The 67th annual Student Publications Breakfast will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 14, on the top level of Downing Student Union. We've set the time now that WKU has set …
By Lashana Harney Leah Hogsten joins several WKU alumni who have contributed to Pulitzer Prize-winning projects. Hogsten is the 26th Student Publications alum to be honored with the award. Hogsten, a staff photographer …
I'm delighted to announce that Sam Oldenburg will join the WKU Student Publications professional staff on July 10 as the adviser to Talisman magazine and website, and as our …
Friday night we all gathered at the Augustin Alumni Center for our Student Publications Banquet. We had our largest group ever to honor with 34 graduating seniors from both the …
The College Heights Herald will publish a special edition magazine, called 20 Years, on April 27, marking the end of WKU President Gary Ransdell's tenure on the Hill. The magazine contains …
The 67th WKU Student Publications Homecoming Breakfast will be Saturday, Oct. 17, so reserve that weekend on your calendar now! The Breakfast will tentatively be at 9 a.m. in Downing Student …
Andrew Henderson and Helen Gibson will lead the College Heights Herald and the Talisman in the coming year. Henderson, 21, a junior communications and political science major from Olive Hill, was …
