From February to April, the WKU Film Club will be screening a series called “David & David: Surrealism, Sex, and Sanity in the Films of Lynch and Cronenberg.”
The films, created by filmmakers David Lynch and David Cronenberg, deal with social and family issues and will be screened at 6 p.m. on Mondays in Cherry Hall, [...]

RePets, an animal rescue and adoption center located in Bowling Green, is attempting to stand out among similar centers by billing itself as a “recycled pet store,” according to its Web site.
But the center is facing financial difficulty that could hurt its operations.
The center takes in rescued animals and allows owners who are unable to [...]

At the end of the year seven candles will burn in the homes of millions around the world to recognize Kwanzaa. And Thursday, they’ll burn on the Hill.
The African-American studies department will be hosting “A Kwanzaa Celebration” at 6 p.m. on Dec. 10 in Downing University Center Room 340.
Kwanzaa was created in 1966 by Maulana [...]

Americans are dealing with a new addiction. It isn’t to a pill, a powder or a libation—it’s technology.

According to a 2008 report from the NPD Group, a market research company, 72 percent of Americans played video games in 2007.

People who take part in mostly sitting activities, such as playing video games, can suffer from problems such as obesity or heart or muscle problems later in life, according to Game Innovator, a web site featuring articles on game design and gaming in general.