"Denim on denim on denim"
Lillie Wyrick and Hayden Moss pose for a denim fashion shoot in the WKU Photojournalism studio in Bowling Green, Ky. The two WKU students dive into fashion and styling on their social media for their followers.

WKU Track and Field Sprinter/Hurdler Madison Rabe poses for portraits at Charles M. Ruter Track and Field Complex at Western Kentucky University on March 25th, 2023. The freshman sprinter from Union, Ky., whose main event is the 400m hurdles, is entering her first collegiate outdoor track season.

Bowling Green/Warren County Humane Society workers, Evan Holihan and Keiley Douglas, comfort their furry patient before he gets his nails trimmed on March 26th, 2023. Among the chaotic sounds of barking, Holihan and Douglas simultaneously juggle the feeding, cleaning, and caring for the dogs alongside helping customers. “There is a lot of happiness and grief that comes with this job, and I just want people to see the happiness that happens here at the shelter,” said Douglas.

JaTyiah Miley (45), a junior at Bowling Green High School cuts off a piece of the net after the Lady Purples win the District 14 girls’ basketball championship at South Warren High School on Thursday, Feb. 29, 2024. The Lady Purples played the Lady Spartans, the score was 37-34, marking the Lady Purples’ sixth consecutive district title.

Ilana Anderson, 21, poses in the WKU Photojournalism studio located in Jody Richards Hall, Bowling Green, Ky. on January 27th, 2024.

Faulkner University students, Landon Hunton, Mary Alice Murner, and Hayes Hunt, play spike ball at Panama City Beach, on March 21st, 2024. The college students from Montgomery, Alabama, drove 3 hours to get to Panama City Beach for spring break. "My favorite memory from this spring break was probably guys night or midnight walks on the beach with Dragon(friend)," said Hunt.

WKU senior, Grace Turner, takes first place in pole vault, clearing 3.78 meters, at the Hilltopper Relays on March 30, 2024. This was Turner’s last home meet she competed in before she graduates in May. “Competing at my last home meet at western was such an emotional experience for me as a fifth year senior. Freshman year we were all sent home due to covid and we weren’t able to come back for our first and only home meet. I remember how sad I was that day when we were supposed to be competing in bowling green but I was home trying to keep up with training without any gym or facilities being open. So jumping into my last chance to jump at Charles M. Ruter track years later I was lucky enough to be surrounded by amazing teammates and most of my family and friends who cheered me on throughout all these years. This is a moment I’ll never forget and will live forever as the last the last time I got to compete where I felt the most at home,” Turner said. (Photo by: Madeline Powell)

Pass It On, a community service program through WKU athletics, takes place Saturday, February 25th, 2023 at Parker-Bennett-Curry Elementary School, Bowling Green, Ky. Kids were taken through stretches and drills led by WKU student-athletes, with a scrimmage at the end of the program. “The goal is the kids get to learn from, be coached by and mentored by our student-athletes, learning valuable leadership skills through basketball as the vessel,” said Audrey Griffin, Student-Athlete Development Graduate Assistant.

Western Kentucky University Track and Field hosts their annual track meet, "Hilltopper Relays" at the Charles M. Ruter Track and Field Complex on April 1st, 2023.