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How can elements of culture, history and art be conserved to foster exploration and learning?

Did you know the world’s longest known cave system is located in south central Kentucky?

Five years ago, WKU faculty Dean May, Ed.D, M.S.W., B.A., and Austin Griffiths, Ph.D., CSW, had what would later prove to be a groundbreaking text message exchange

Information literacy involves locating information, evaluating its veracity, utilizing evidence, and clearly arguing reasoned conclusions, according to the Association of College and Research [...]

Good news: more new instrumentation will soon be installed at Western Kentucky University.

Western Kentucky University biologists and their students eagerly await October, when a new Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope will be installed at the university

For Western Kentucky University faculty who conduct biomedical and behavioral research, receiving funding from the National Institutes of Health is a significant achievement, largely for two [...]

Using statistics to analyze psychological behavior during questionnaires. Learning puppetry techniques in an intensive weeklong program, then spending a semester on art installation projects. [...]

When studying a topic as broad as aging, there’s no doubt an interprofessional approach is the most effective way to explore aging-related questions and help identify solutions.

Scratchproof eyeglasses, crack-resistant paint, fabrics that repel stains — these high-performing materials have all been developed thanks to nanoparticle research.