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Western Kentucky University hosts annual Midnight on the Hill - WNKY News 40 Television

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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Friday, students at Western Kentucky University hosted the annual Midnight on the Hill, where all proceeds go towards fighting childhood cancer. Students had a night full of fun that benefits a great cause. The six hour event features games, karaoke, silent disco, and writing letters to St. Jude patients. Over the last several years, Midnight on the Hill was able to raise nearly $1.3 million dollars for St Jude. The hospital…
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Western Kentucky University hosts annual Midnight on the Hill - WNKY News 40 Television

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Friday, students at Western Kentucky University hosted the annual Midnight on the Hill, where all proceeds go towards fighting childhood cancer. Students had a night full of fun that benefits a great cause. The six hour event features games, karaoke, silent disco, and writing letters to St. Jude patients. Over the last several years, Midnight on the Hill was able to raise nearly $1.3 million dollars for St Jude. The hospital…

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Midnight on the Hill to return to WKU

Midnight on the Hill (MOTH), a fundraiser to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, is returning to the Hill. MOTH will feature games, a Silent Disco, karaoke, free dinner, energy drinks, Dutch Bros, a SmashCar and a raffle Friday at 5:30 p.m. in the Preston Center. According to MOTH’s director Abbi Young, a senior biology major, MOTH originally started as “Up til Dawn” 25 years ago. The group is now recognized as MOTH and is acc…

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