Thursday, August 28, 2024 Bailey Reed, Newsletter Editor Good morning, Hilltoppers! Today the College Heights Herald is bringing you an opinion piece on the Presidential Debate, a story on Martha Sales speaking at SGA's weekly meeting and an article about WKU's women's basketball.
OPINION: What young voters can take away from the 2024 presidential debate Tuesday night, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris faced off for the first and likely last presidential debate. With less than two months remaining in this election cycle, the stakes are high. Currently, polls show the two candidates locked in a dead heat. Because of the closeness of this race, young voters will be an especially important demographic this November. This means that it is important for young voters to educate themselves about the candidates. Tuesday’s debate covered a wide variety of topics, many of which are important to young Americans. Read more by Caleb Nietzel
Dean of Students Martha Sales speaks at weekly SGA meeting The Student Government Association welcomed guest speaker Martha Sales, dean of students, to speak Tuesday night at its weekly meeting. Sales spoke on several issues the WKU student body may be facing such as rising stress levels and how to get involved on campus. “The more things change, the more they stay
The WKU Student Government Association meets for their first meeting of the semester on Tuesday, Aug. 29. They met in the SGA chambers located in Downing Student Union. Photo by Preston Jenkins.