During the spring and fall terms, the WKU Libraries organize and co-organize with and without sponsors a number of literary and community events such as Far Away Places and Kentucky Live! talk series, Southern Kentucky Book Fest and its affiliated programs like the Kentucky Writers Conference, as well as events that happen in the Helm Library and its Java City. Many of the events have been recorded and podcast so that everyone can revisit the events even if they missed the actual ones. You are welcome to sync to our podcast audios and listen to them on the go.
Use the links from the menu on the left to go to the diverse podcast we provide here.
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Far Away Places: Big Games of South AfricaWKU Geography Professor Michael Trapasso shared his research experience and encounters with exotic and sometimes dangerous animals in South Africa's big game parks on April 12 at Barnes and Noble Bookstore.   |
Far Away Places: Ernest Hemingway and SpainRicardo Marin Ruiz, Professor of English from University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain, talked about Ernest Hemingway and Spain on Thursday, April 5 at Barnes and Noble Bookstore. |
We've Been Everywhere: Where's Wallace: Searching for Alfred Russell Wallace in London and BrazilThis month's "We've Been Everywhere" literary outreach program featured Dr. Charles Smith, who talked about his trip to London and Brazil researching for Alfred Russel Wallace, an early evolutionary biologist. |
