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Community Holds Vigil for Ernesto Manuel-Andres as He Remains in ICE Custody - WNKY News 40 Television
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Community Holds Vigil for Ernesto Manuel-Andres as He Remains in ICE Custody - WNKY News 40 Television

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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – On Tuesday, the Bowling Green community gathered at Christ Episcopal Church to hold a vigil in honor of Ernesto Manuel-Andres, who is still in ICE custody. The idea for the vigil came from a group of local faith leaders who hope he comes home. “Our goal this evening is simply to keep Ernesto’s name out there,” Rev. Dr. Steve Pankey with Christ Episcopal Church said. “As long as his name is out in the community, in our hearts…See the Story
‘They are legally here': Roofers detained by ICE. Their attorney says most have work permits
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‘They are legally here': Roofers detained by ICE. Their attorney says most have work permits

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The men were stopped in the Lower Keys on May 27. According to their attorney, all but one have pending asylum cases and active work permits.See the Story
MIT students host STEAM learning festival
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MIT students host STEAM learning festival

Eight students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology student-led, nonprofit Spokes hosted a STEAM learning festival Monday as a way to rethink science, technology, engineering, arts and maths for the younger generation. Starting in Washington, D.C., and ending in San Francisco, Bowling Green is the fourth stop of the MIT Spokes’ cross-country bike ride. The group will have hosted 11 learning festivals throughout the United States and tr…Read Article

Bowling Green Community Calls for Return of ICE Detainee

About 200 community members protested Wednesday, calling for the return of Ernesto Manuel Andres, who was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on June 4. Andres, 18, is currently being held at a detention center in Louisiana. The Guatemala native was arrested despite a Special Immigrant Juvenile status granted to youth who survived abandonment or abuse, and Deferred Action from the Department of Homeland Security, which pr…Immigration and Customs Enforcement · ChicagoSee the Story

History professor Juan Romero dies

Juan Romero, a history professor at WKU, died in early June after becoming ill in the fall, according to a statement released by WKU’s Department of History.  Romero took medical leave during the spring semester with the intention to return during the upcoming fall semester, but ultimately decided to retire at the end of June, the statement said.  “Juan was a kind and generous soul who cared deeply for his students, his colleagues, and his famil…Bowling Green, Kentucky · Bowling GreenRead Article

Grise Hall receives temporary chiller system after HVAC failure

Grise Hall will receive a chiller system to temporarily replace the building’s HVAC system, which experienced critical failure on May 16 due to basement flooding caused by extreme weather.  The chiller is currently being installed, with the goal to be functional by the end of the month, Russell said.  The trailer holding the chiller will be fenced off and a temporary sidewalk will be constructed.  Russell said Planning, Design and Construction a…Bowling Green, Kentucky · Bowling GreenRead Article

WKU Bands to celebrate 100th anniversary with Summer Twilight Concert Series

The Western Kentucky University Bands will celebrate its 100th anniversary with two upcoming performances by the Southern Kentucky Concert Band as part of the Summer Twilight Concert Series.  The first band at Western Kentucky Teachers College, now known as WKU, was formed in 1925 as a student organization led by student director Joyce Felts with only 18 members.  Over a hundred years later, WKU Bands has over 400 members across six ensembles, a…Bowling Green, Kentucky · Bowling GreenRead Article

17 Hilltoppers enter transfer portal through first week

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Lee Wood named director of WKU Cross Country/Track and Field - WNKY News 40 Television

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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – WKU Director of Athletics Todd Stewart announced the hiring of Lee Wood as Director of Cross Country/Track & Field on Monday. “We are excited to name Lee Wood our next Director of Cross Country/Track & Field,” Stewart said. “Coach Wood guided the program admirably this spring following Coach Chumbley’s passing, with steadfast leadership and exhibiting a daily commitment and care for our student-athletes. His prior experience…Track and Field · Bowling GreenSee the Story

Board of Regents approves first ‘structurally balanced’ budget in 20 years

For the first time in 20 years, WKU will not rely on money left from previous years to balance the current budget under a spending plan for 2025-26 that the Board of Regents approved Friday. The regents voted 9-1, with student Regent Sam Kurtz dissenting, to approve WKU’s $404 million budget for the coming year.  The budget increases tuition to $6,036 a semester for in-state students, a 3.6% increase from $5,826; replaces course fees with colleg…Bowling Green, Kentucky · Bowling GreenRead Article

Staff Senate hosts PTS Director Ginny Griffin, gives out staff awards

WKU Director of Parking and Transportation, Ginny Griffin, responded to questions and concerns of Staff Senate members on Wednesday about overselling parking permits, reserved parking spaces and facility parking. She also spoke heavily on the concern of permit holders in Parking Structure 2 being displaced during public events.  “As a state institution, we invite guests in,” Griffin said. “We don’t commandeer parking without offering suggestions…Senate · Bowling GreenRead Article

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