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This week, News Reporter Isaiah Merricks talks about WKU Men's Basketball's win over Liberty, a petition to save the greenhouse, construction on Normal Street, new dorm complex renderings and novelist Nathan Gowers' visit to WKU's campus.

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This week, News Reporter Caroline Chubb talks about the WKU Sisterhood disbanding, the WKU Restaurant Group moving into the former Confucius Institute, the maid and butler café held by WKU's Asian-American Association, shots reported at the Registry Apartments and the WKU Men's Basketball team's victory over MTSU.

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This week, News Reporter ⁠Brendan Culler talks about students struggling to traverse the icy campus, the Bowling Green Community Defense going public, Mazen Abufadil's art exhibit, Caboni on dorms and the Student Government Association's spring budget meeting.

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This week, Coumba Cisse talks about the annual Bowling Green light up celebration, WKU Student Government Association's Winter Welcome event, Staff Senate awarding three people with the Staff Star Award, the Student Life Foundations updates on Normal and Regents Hall, and the Evergreen Commons breaking ground in Bowling Green.

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This week, Español Reporter David Quintanilla talks WKU Forensics meet the team, the QSU Transgender Day of Remembrance, the Board of Regents meeting, WKU Retention rates, and Lady Toppers Volleyball winning the CUSA Tournament.

This week, News reporter Isaiah Merricks talks WKU football and Lady Toppers Basketball, as well as campus events, SGA news, and a local salon working to support the Bowling Green Community.

This week, News and Herald Español Reporter Diego Alcaraz-Monje talks about man arrested in Bowling Green now in ICE custody, the impromptu protest following it, SGA taking action in light of SNAP cuts, Rayna Taylor crowned Homecoming Queen, and Presidential Series speaker explaining the consequences of technology.

This week, News Reporter Brendan Culler talks about WKU’s new development project to replace 20 buildings between State and Chestnut Streets, and events around town, including the Bowling Green Pride Festival, and SGA’s Mental Health Week

This week news reporter Coumba Cisse talks about Music department guest pianist Jooyoung Kim, WKU closing all non-academic LLCs in compliance with House Bill 4, the 'In their shoes' domestic violence awareness event, House Bill 4 discussions at Faculty Senate, and PCAL's Fall Fest.

This week, Assistant Sports Editor Michael Givner Jr. talks about the Hilltoppers loss to FIU in Football, the Bowling Green Harvest Festival, the passing of WKU Alumni Paul Schuhmann, PCAL hosting award-winning journalist Caitlin Dickerson and the No Kings protest organized by SOKY Indivisible.