Wednesday, October 30, 2024 Bailey Reed, Newsletter Editor Good morning, Hilltoppers! Read on for news on a Scholastic Book Fair, Hillo-ween, WKU football and the Lady Toppers. Have a great Wednesday! Be safe if you go to see Flo Rida!
WKU Literacy Ambassadors host Scholastic Book Fair on campus Literacy Ambassadors are hosting a Scholastic Book Fair for the campus community from Monday, Oct. 28 to Friday, Nov. 1 at the Gary Ransdell Hall Student Success Center. Books in the “Pete the Cat” series, “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” series and more are available to purchase. Photo by Ali Costellow.
The buzz of the Scholastic Book Fair is a memorable moment for many that created lasting feelings of excitement for elementary school children. With this in mind, Shelby Summers, senior elementary education major and president of the WKU Literacy Ambassadors, is partnering with Scholastic to host a book fair on campus this week. All profits made from the book fair will go towards a program that Literacy Ambassadors holds each year in partnership with local elementary schools. The program provides children with a bag filled with 10 free books to keep. This year, the chosen school is DishmanMcGinnis Elementary School. Read more by Kaylee Hawkins
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SGA hosts ‘Hill-O-Ween’, passes new bills to fund future events The WKU Student Government Association held “Hill-O-Ween” Tuesday in Centennial Mall to give out candy and host activities for students on campus. The Hilltopper Organization of Latin American Students (HOLAS) and the Accessibility Ambassadors were also present at the event.. There, students could paint succulent pots, make candy apples or just go around and talk