(From left) Jenna Cummins, Sydney Arn, Madi Webber and Eva Arn lean down to talk to Addysn Clos, a preschooler at St. Patrick School during their Princess and Superhero Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, October. 25. All of the event proceeds went to students at St. Patrick School.
The team of Another Bad Decision competed in the 13th annual Mud Happens, One Bad Mud Run hosted by the Family Enrichment Center on August 23 at Phil Moore Park in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Xoey Sanchez (left) and Elaine King (middle) practice their handstands in the hallway during the Princesses and Superheroes Pancake Breakfast at St. Patrick School on Saturday, October. 25
Blanco Brown interacts with the audience at his pre-game concert on WKU South Lawn on Oct. 14.
A strong geomagnetic storm affected the Bowling Green night sky on Nov. 11 and 12. The Aurora Borealis, more commonly known as the Northern Lights, could be seen in places with low light pollution across the Commonwealth, including Mount Pleasant Church of Christ Cemetery on Thursday, Nov. 13.
Sophomore dance major Tess Fowler rehearses their solo for the WinterDance: Candyland performance in Gordon Wilson Hall on Sept. 2.
WKU freshman JonJon Hunter competes in the men’s triple jump at the Brent Chumbley Memorial Relays at Charles Ruter Track & Field Complex on March 29. Hunter successfully jumped 15 meters and secured a first place finish in the men’s triple jump.
WKU right-handed pitcher Jack Bennett (5) throws a pitch against the Sam Huston Bearkats on March 28 at Nick Denes Field. WKU beat Sam Huston 6-0, and Bennet threw six strikeouts during the game.
Two rock climbers pause for a break while climbing in the Garden of the Gods in Colorado on October 5, 2024. The climber on the left just kicked her climbing shoes off the rock face, likely because climbing shoes can become painfully tight when not actively climbing.
Caryl Ann Baxter holds Roxy, a 13 month old pug, as she awaits her turn with the judge during the 2025 Pug Dog Club of America National Specialty Show. The show took place in Sloan Convention Center in Bowling Green from October 6-11. Baxter has shown pugs for 15 years, and has a book about pugs entitled “Mimi: When I Get Big.”
Josh Minton drops 103 rubber ducks during the Second Annual Downtown Duck Drop at the Fringe in Bowling Green on Nov. 24.
The Bowling Green Puck Classic had its second annual hockey tournament at SoKy Ice Rink on Feb. 1, 2025. The winning team of the event was the Boardwalk Pipelines team. The organizers of this event, Ryan Pattee, Kevin Brassell, and David Scott Hundley, said that the tournament wasn’t about winning or losing, but about building a community.
Leslie Glasser faces the mirror during the beginning of rehearsal of “Lady Licorice” in Gordon Wilson Hall on Sept. 18. The WKU Dance Company performed their Candyland themed performance in Van Meter Auditorium Nov. 21-23.
Chloe Hall, a graduating senior from Thomas Nelson High School, has played tennis for four years. After graduation, Hall plans to attend Elizabethtown Community and Technical College to study to become an ultrasound technician.
Ed James, 89, is the oldest member of the Show Modular Model Railroad Club. The club hosted a Model Train Show and Sale at the Historic RailPark and Museum on Feb. 22, 2025.
WKU graduate student Nick Fornoff high jumps at 1.9 meters at the Brent Chumbley Memorial Hilltoppers Relays at the Charles M. Ruter Track and Field Complex on March 28.
Carlee Hite