WKU Herald
The WKU Herald is the main source of news for Western Kentucky University. Through a twice-weekly print edition and a regularly updated website at wkuherald.com, the Herald serves WKU’s more than 21,000 students, plus faculty and staff, parents and alumni.The Herald's print edition is published on Tuesdays and Fridays during the school year and distributed across campus and in the Bowling Green community. It has consistently been named one of the best non-daily student newspapers in the country.
Student journalists are responsible for all content decisions under the direction of the student editor-in-chief, who can be reached at [email protected].
Connect with the WKU community by letting the Herald's advertising department create and execute an effective campaign for you. With print, online and mobile phone advertising and sponsorship opportunities, we can tailor a package specifically for your business. E-mail [email protected] or call (270) 745-2653 to speak with a sales representative.
All content on this application is copyright of the College Heights Herald unless otherwise noted. All rights reserved.
Student journalists are responsible for all content decisions under the direction of the student editor-in-chief, who can be reached at [email protected].
Connect with the WKU community by letting the Herald's advertising department create and execute an effective campaign for you. With print, online and mobile phone advertising and sponsorship opportunities, we can tailor a package specifically for your business. E-mail [email protected] or call (270) 745-2653 to speak with a sales representative.
All content on this application is copyright of the College Heights Herald unless otherwise noted. All rights reserved.
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It works after the latest update. When I opened it successfully for the first time, I was bombbarded with feathers like coupons and local sharing. I also thought the screen was blank until it prompted me for a refresh. After that it took me to a misshapen menu, but from there I was able to access the news easily. Bottom line: it's a little confusing and rough, but at least it appears to work.