HQ Function

The main administrative, academic, and research center for the university, hosting primary colleges, student services, and central administration.

Notable Features:

Iconic Cherry Hall with its cupola, Guthrie Tower, The Kentucky Museum, Downing Student Union, Jody Richards Hall, and extensive green spaces on 'The Hill.'

Work Culture:

A collaborative and student-focused environment with a strong sense of community and school spirit, often referred to as 'The WKU Spirit.' Emphasis on teaching excellence, research, and service.

HQ Significance:

As the original and main campus, it's the heart of WKU, housing key academic colleges, administrative offices, student life facilities, and historical landmarks of the university.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus architecture, layout, and vibrant student life reflect WKU's commitment to student-centeredness, academic excellence, community engagement, diversity, and fostering a spirit of lifelong learning.

Location:

Western Kentucky University fosters a global perspective through numerous study abroad programs, international student and scholar services, partnerships with universities worldwide, and faculty-led international research and engagement. WKU offers programs like KIIS (Kentucky Institute for International Studies) and has a strong tradition of sending students to locations such as Harlaxton College in England. The university actively recruits international students, enriching the campus community with diverse cultures and perspectives.

Street Address:

1906 College Heights Blvd

City:

Bowling Green

State/Province:

Kentucky

Country:

USA