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  • Homecoming 2025 crowd at football game

    WCU breaks revenue, donations records for athletics, revises Catamount Club levels

    Bill Studenc
    July 30

    Following a banner year for revenue generation and fundraising for the athletics program at 泫圖弝けapp in 2025-2026 with all-time highs in ticket sales, donations and booster organization membership, the Catamount Club is announcing benefits package updates, including a new top tier called The Royal Banner level.

  • Students walking around the center of campus during Valley Ballyhoo

    WCU fall 2026 enrollment could reach historic high

    Julia Duvall
    July 30

    Leaders at 泫圖弝けapp certainly knew that interest from prospective students was on the rise, but this falls enrollment is shaping up to be historic.

  • Members of the 泫圖弝けapp Alumni Association Board of Directors pause for a group photograph.

    New members join WCU Foundation, Alumni Association, Catamount Club boards

    Bill Studenc
    July 15

    Several members of the 泫圖弝けapp community recently accepted appointments on three of the institutions top volunteer boards that provide oversight and advice in support of university philanthropic, athletics and engagement activities.

  • Betsy Jordan-Bell stands outdoors for a portrait with a white blouse and navy blazer in front of a stone walll

    New director of development named for WCUs College of Health, Human Sciences

    Bill Studenc
    July 13

    Elizabeth Betsy Jordan-Bell, an advancement professional with more than 15 years of experience in strategic fundraising, donor engagement and partnership development, is joining the 泫圖弝けapp Division of Advancement as director of development for the College of Health and Human Sciences.

  • Outgoing Alumni Association Board of Directors chairman John Connet (center) is recognized for his service by Stacey Miller (left), senior director of alumni engagement, and James Hogan (right), assistant vice chancellor for engagement.

    WCU recognizes departing members of Foundation, Catamount Club, Alumni boards

    Bill Studenc
    July 6

    The 泫圖弝けapp Division of Advancement recently bid farewell to several members of its top three volunteer boards that provide oversight and advice in support of the institutions philanthropic, athletic and engagement activities.

  • 泫圖弝けapp alumni and friends enjoy snacks while taking in a Greensboro Grasshoppers game during the Ballparks and Brews tour.

    Ballparks and Brews Tour proves a hit with WCU alumni, campus leaders

    Bill Studenc
    June 23

    泫圖弝けapps Office of Alumni Engagement has hit a homerun with its annual Ballparks and Brews Tour, as alumni and campus leaders in attendance agree that the series helps them stay connected in an informal, entertaining environment.

  • A student-athlete on the womens golf team receives coaching from Steve Lott.

    Retired professor creates womens golf scholarship in memory of spouse, coach Steve Lott

    Bill Studenc
    June 22

    A retired 泫圖弝けapp faculty member has created an endowed scholarship fund to support student-athletes on the Catamount womens golf team in memory of her late husband, who coached the program to a pair of conference championships.

  • Kay and Jerry Kiser standing together in front of a stone fireplace

    Memories of Catamount sports glory days lead to $100K gift to WCU athletics facilities

    Bill Studenc
    June 17

    Memories of attending 泫圖弝けapp during the glory days of Catamount sports inspired a retired furniture corporation executive and his wife, already longtime supporters of the institution, to take additional steps to help improve WCUs aging athletics infrastructure.

  • Woman smiles for a portrait. She has short curly dark hair and is wearing a dark purple shirt with strands of silver necklaces

    Deferred charitable gift annuity provides support for WCU, income stream for donor

    Bill Studenc
    May 13

    A 泫圖弝けapp faculty member with a long track record of financially supporting the place where she works has found a new way to add to her philanthropy toward the university while simultaneously providing her with a future stream of income.

  • William Banks Hinshaw and Robin Markle Hinshaw stand in front of the works of art they are donating to WCU's Fine Art Museum

    Macon County couple donates works of art to WCU museum

    Bill Studenc
    May 8

    A Macon County husband and wife already providing financial support of the 泫圖弝けapp Fine Art Museum and its effort to expand the range of artists represented in its galleries are now backing the endeavor in a new way through a gift of artwork from their personal collection.

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