Amazing Tones of Joy – student organization
Chi Omega papers – collection inventory
Amazing Tones of Joy
College Heights Herald 11/1929
Henry Cherry – founder and first president
Postcards – collection holds all kinds of postcards, not just of campus
Warner Brownfield papers – collection inventory
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Learn more about Tate Page Hall
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Celebrate Founders Day by reading Alfred Crabb’s “It Sounds So Lovely What Our Fathers Did” address from 1942.
Explore KenCat to read about other Founders Day celebrations.
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Agriculture – bibliography
Beauty Queens – list and photos
College Heights Herald 10/9/1963
Edward Stout Papers – Ogden College student
Franz Strahm Papers – former music professor
Gary Ransdell Oral History – Read and listen to President Ransdell discuss his vision for WKU
Homecoming – bibliography
Margie Helm Papers – former librarian’s personal papers
Smith Stadium – building history
The Voice – WKU Diversity Program newsletter
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Athletic Village – article by Kelly Thompson
Beulah Collins Ellis Autograph Book
Autograph Album
BUWKY 9/1938 – Bowling Green Business University student publication
Glasgow Normal School – collection inventory
Personnel File – September 1988 issue WKU newsletter
Rodes-Helm Lecture Series – posters & programs
Sophomores – links to images and information regarding Sophomore classes
Southern Normal Scrapbook Index
Van Meter Hall – building history
Wetherby Hall – building history
Zacharias Hall – building history
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Class of 1913 – class list and links to images
Unidentified member of the WKU Class of 1913
Class of 1963 – class officers and Talisman
Fashion Show Programs – 1981-1990
Freshmen – documents and photos regarding freshmen
Gilbert Hall – building history and documentation
Keen Hall – building history and documentation
Nursing Class of 1988 – photo board showing members of the 1988 nursing class
Pearce-Ford Tower – building history and documentation
Poland Hall – building history and documentation
Teachers College Heights 7/1/1938 – photo spreads of campus
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Baseball – Objects, photographs and documents related to WKU and College High baseball teams.
Board of Regents Special Meeting 11/7/1938 – 75 years ago – construction of the Kentucky Building
Cardinal Yearbook – Ogden College yearbook is 100 years old
College Heights Herald 7/22/1968 – summer theater, ETV Network & Shaker pageant
Eleavator 7/1913 – WKU’s bimonthly publication
Fanlight, 1988 – Kentucky Museum happenings from 25 years ago
Forensic Story – transcript of audiotape regarding the establishment of the William Biven Forensic Society
John Minton – 5th president of WKU
Marion Humphrey – alumni papers
Recitation Hall – building history and documentation
Resolution 88-10-S – Unicorn Pizza & Theater open on weekends
Southern Normal School – collection inventory
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The Goal Post, Hilltoppers Lunch, HUB Pizzeria, Nite Class just to name a few. Did you / do you have a favorite hangout? Tell us about it.
Hilltoppers Lunch
Goal Post
Nite Class
Check out this map of BU-related sites and hangouts as well.
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A reception was held in honor of Al and Jeanne Baker, former owners of Shutterbug Photography, for their in-kind gift “WKU Libraries-A Century of Excellence” now displayed on the first floor of Cravens Library. The 14 foot long display was created to commemorate a century of service on the hill.
Recognition for Al and Jeanne Baker’s Millennial display at WKU Cravens Library.
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Dr. Nicholson speaking at Barnes & Noble Bookstore.
Thursday evening at Barnes & Noble Bookstore, Dr. James Nicholson shared with his audience the history of the Kentucky Derby and what makes “America’s Premier Sporting Event”. He spoke and also shared a collage of photos revealing the highs and lows of what is none other than the tradition and culture surrounding Kentucky’s famous Derby!
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