Tuesday, March 31, 2026
WKU Football, Marshall renew rivalry series for 2031, 2032 seasons
Saturday,
WKU Football and Marshall have scheduled a home-and-home series in the 2031 and 2032 seasons.
(FILE PHOTO) WKU wide receiver Taywan Taylor (2) tries to escape a tackle by Marshall University safety Kendall Gant (14) during the Hilltoppers’60-6 win over Marshall on
Nov. 26th, 2016 at Joan C. Edwards Stadium in Huntington, WV (Evan Boggs)
Freshman accounting major Esma Selimoic, left, and junior business management major Angelique Neema, right, help each other with cursive writing during F1rst Gen’s cursive writing workshop partnered with WKU Libraries on Friday, March 27, 2026. (Natasha Gomez)
The WKU Libraries partnered with the campus F1rstGen initiative on Friday to host a cursive writing workshop for students in the Downing Student Union.
Nancy Richey, the special formats librarian, led the workshop. The group handed out practice sheets, along with historical documents in cursive.
Hilltoppers return home for midweek match against Tennessee Tech
WKU Baseball will return to Nick Denes Field to host a midweek game against Tennessee Tech on Tuesday.
The Hilltoppers are coming off a 2-1 Conference USAseries loss against Sam Houston last weekend. The series brought WKU to a 15-13 overall record and a 4-5 CUSArecord.
Read more by Josh Baumgardner
Western Infielder LaneArroyos (26) yells in celebration after making home run at Western’s game against University of Louisville, Tuesday, March 24, 2026 at Nick Denes Field.(Bradi Hawkins)
Read more by David Quintanilla
WKU Men’s Basketball season came to an end in their first game in the Conference USAtournament for the second straight season.
Centennial Mall to host NeurodiversityAwareness Fair
The WKU TRIO organization will be teaming up with the Faculty and Staff NeurodiversityAlliance to present a NeurodiversityAwareness fair tomorrow at Centennial Mall.
Read more by Josh Baumgardner
College Heights Huddle: David’s Basement Fight, Baseball, Softball on the Hill and more
Western guard Terrion Murdix (11) drives past Florida International University guard Corey Stephenson (3) during a game against FIU on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026. Murdix ended the game with six points.(Jacob Sebastian)
Read more by Michael Givner Jr. and Peyton Reid
Hey Hilltoppers, we’ve got another great episode this week. This week, Español Editor David Quintanilla and Sports ReporterAdrianna Lein talk about WKU Baseball and Softball. They hand it off to Sports Reporters Peyton Reid and Morgan Larkins who talk about tennis and golf on the Hill. To close it out, Quintanilla returns with News Editor Anthony Clauson to talk Boxing.
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