It’s time to start making plans to be in Bowling Green for WKU’s Homecoming, and one of the longest running events on the Hill — the 66th annual Student Publications Homecoming Breakfast. This is better than Christmas! We get...
The 66th annual Student Publications Homecoming Breakfast starts at a more leisurely hour this year — 9 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 22. And again this year, we will be right in the center of all the action, with the...
Some big news for WKU Student Publications: The Talisman website, WKUTalisman.com, has been named a Pacemaker Finalist for online publications. WKUTalisman.com was launched about a year ago as a pop culture site loaded with strong photography, solid writing, quirky...
Here is the 2016-17 edition of the WKU Student Publications Policy Manual. 2016-17 Policy Manual FULL
Here’s the info: Do you push the envelope? Do you want to be on the leading edge of the digital expansion and transformation of news media? The Evansville Courier & Press is looking for a digital content producer who...
The Paducah Sun is seeking a talented reporter to cover city government and develop solid enterprise stories. The ideal candidate will have a college degree and at least a year or two of reporting experience. We hope to fill...
The Student Publications Committee has selected the editors-in-chief for the coming term at WKU Student Publications. Brandon Carter, a senior from Fulton, Ky., will be editor of the College Heights Herald/WKUHerald in Fall 2016, marking the first time since...
Ready for some country ham and biscuits? Eggs and sausage? Fun and friendship? The 66th annual Student Publications Homecoming Breakfast will be Saturday morning, Oct. 22. The time is still TBA, likely 8 or 9 a.m., because it depends...
Three alums of WKU Student Publications, Tom Eblen and Chuck and Donna Stinnett, will be inducted into the Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame next month. Read about the Stinnetts in The Gleaner, where they spent terrific careers, and about...
The 2016 edition of the Talisman will be its last as a yearbook. But the Talisman name will continue — both in digital and printed format. Building on the popularity and success of the Talisman’s new pop-culture website at...
The Experience is a campaign to generate ongoing support for WKU Student Publications and to promote independent student journalism at Western Kentucky University through the College Heights Herald and the Talisman. We also aim to increase professional internship opportunities for our student staff members and to ensure that the Talisman and the Herald maintain their excellence among student publications nationwide and help students launch successful careers. Be a part of The Experience.
