Talisman

09/24/2026

Meet the team that amplifies everything we create. Our marketing staff works hard all year to connect the Talisman’s work with the WKU and Bowling Green communities!

09/24/2026

The WKU SAV-Y program empowers students with intellectual disabilities through individualized academic lessons right here on the Hill. Click the link below to learn more about this impactful program.

The WKU SAV-Y three-year program helps students with intellectual disabilities build independence and experience college life.

09/23/2026

From sounds to colors, synesthesia is a sensory condition that causes people to experience two senses at once. Learn more about how WKU Store employee Danni Rainwater experiences her synesthesia through painting at the link below:

09/22/2026

The 2026 King of the Bluegrass Demolition Derby features roaring engines and crashing cars, but someone has to prepare for all the chaos that happens on derby day. Read more about how event promoter Dennis Harper does just that at the link below!

Dennis Harper, an organizer and promoter of the Demolition Derby at the Allen County Fairgrounds, said planning the event takes weeks.

09/21/2026

Meet the website visuals team! They’ll be working hard to capture life on and off the Hill all semester long. 📷

09/21/2026

On Saturday, Sept. 19, in the Downing Student Union Auditorium, NPHC alumni and family gathered to cheer on their Greek organizations at the annual WKU NPHC Yard Show, hosted by the brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha. Take a look into their various step routines in the link below!

WKU NPHC put on their annual Yard Show for alumni and family in the auditorium of Downing Student Union on Friday, Sept. 18, 2026.

09/18/2026

Meet the website writing team! They spend all semester writing stories about the culture, lifestyle, and community found on and off campus.🖊

09/17/2026

Get ready for fall with the help of this month’s Tali Topics, where Hope Heffley shares a dark academic novel to set the tone, and Eric Modrovich describes an unconventional, yet delightful recipe using tomato soup! See more about their recommendations in the link below!

Eric Modrovich and Hope Heffley share some of their recommendations for the fall season in this edition of Tali Topics.

09/16/2026

Climbing the Hill can be tough, but some students have found ways to make the walk easier. Read more about the WKU campus's shortcuts and “desire paths” at the link below!

Website writer and photographer Brendan Culler tells readers all about some new shortcuts they can use to get around campus.

09/15/2026

Keith Philips, a WKU biology professor who specializes in entomology and insect biodiversity, gives insights into what interests him on and off the hill. From research trips and ice hockey to spider beetles, learn more about Philips' passions in the link below!

Website writer and photographer Katherine Egedi asked university distinguished professor Keith Philips about five of his favorite things.