Wednesday, September 9, 2026
The National Corvette Museum cruises into its 32nd year
Museum goers wander around the lobby of the National Corvette Museum on Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026 during their weeklong celebration of the museums 32nd Anniversary. (Sam Huffman)
The National Corvette Museum marked its 32nd anniversary with a packed weekend of cars, crowds and celebration, using a new collections facility and a campus full of history to show how the Corvette story keeps growing in Bowling Green. Read more by Coumba Cisse
WKU legal studies program hosting admissions forum
Law school admissions officials are coming from all around Kentucky to talk to students about admission at a forum on Sept. 9. The forum will take place in the Honors College and International Center Multipurpose Room from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. this Wednesday. Read more by Lauren Sexton
VISUALS: Corvette Museum holds weekend-long 32nd Anniversary celebration
National Corvette Museum Exhibitions Curator and Corvette Museum Car Show Judge Bryan Gable inspects a row of Corvette vehicles on Friday, Sept. 4, 2026 during the museum’s week-long celebration of their 32nd Anniversary. (Sam Huffman)
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