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  • 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.

  • Rafters go down the Tuck River in Cullowhee

    $1.2 million federal grant and Futures Factory project advance WCUs regional impact

    Julia Duvall
    July 29

    泫圖弝けapp has been awarded a $1.2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration to support infrastructure improvements at the WCU-Cullowhee Dam, a project aimed at providing resiliency for critical public water systems and strengthening the region's outdoor recreational economy.

  • A black and white photograph of students circa 1960s dancing in a gym.

    WCU Hunter Library faculty members receive grant to digitize magnetic reels in Special Collections

    Matt Salerno
    July 14

    One of Kellen Carpenters first memories during his early days working at Hunter Library as a technician in special collections is of helping an older gentleman find a picture of his family band. The gentleman had come in with his grandchildren to show them pictures from when he had performed at the Hubert Hays Youth Jamboree with his brothers.

  • A woman in a purple WCU Engineering sweatshirt stands in front of the testing equipment in a lab at 泫圖弝けapp while a man stands behind her looking at the equipment from the other side.

    WCU engineering students gain hands-on experience with semiconductor testing equipment

    Teresa Tate
    July 14

    Advanced semiconductor testing equipment at 泫圖弝けapp is providing students with hands-on experiences and opportunities to explore the high-demand field of semiconductor technology.

  • A woman in a blue dress reads to a group of school children that are raising their hands

    WCU earns A+ for elementary teacher preparation in reading instruction

    Julia Duvall
    July 8

    泫圖弝けapps undergraduate elementary education program has earned an A+ from the National Council on Teacher Quality for its excellence in preparing future teachers to teach reading.

  • Three women sit at a table wearing name tags and taking turns speaking into a microphone at a town hall event at western carolina university

    Nursing faculty receive grant to study loneliness in rural elders

    Matt Salerno
    July 7

    泫圖弝けapp School of Nursing faculty members April Messer and Angie Trombley recently received a $10,000 grant from the Daisy Foundation to conduct a project titled Nurse-Led Social Connection for Rural Elder Adults.

  • Chancellor Kelli R. Brown stands with members of Scouting America in the boardroom for her award presentation

    Chancellor Kelli R. Brown Receives Distinguished Citizen Award

    Julia Duvall
    June 17

    泫圖弝けapp Chancellor Kelli R. Brown has been named the recipient of the 2026 Jackson County Distinguished Citizen Award, presented by Scouting Americas Daniel Boone Council in recognition of her outstanding leadership, service, and commitment to the community.

  • Matt Canter holds rainbow trout beside client.

    WCU alumnus Matt Canter reflects on fly fishing career

    Shane Ryden
    June 8

    Matt Canter made the choice to attend 泫圖弝けapp while ankle-deep in the Tuckasegee River, fighting a hungry rainbow trout at the other end of his fly rod. He hadnt seen campus or met his peers, but Canter didnt need more convincing. For the future fly-fishing guide and owner of Brookings Anglers, the pristine waters surrounding Cullowhee had done the job well enough

  • Jim Costa stands near the lake at Highlands Biological Station

    WCUs Jim Costa receives $100K grant to help Highlands Biological Station rebuild after Hurricane Helene

    Matt Salerno
    May 29

    泫圖弝けapps Highlands Biological Station is a haven for native plant and animal species. Carnivorous pitcher plants line the shore of the lake and trap unsuspecting insects, while pollinators dance across the firework-like eruptions of the red petals of Bee Balm, and the delicate, drooping white flowers of Oconee Bell hide in the shade along the trails.

  • WCU students work in the robotics lab. There is a robotic tool on the table in front of students and the professor is explaining how it works.

    WCU to launch new engineering masters program for fall 2026

    Teresa Tate
    May 20

    泫圖弝けapp will launch a new Master of Science (M.S.) in engineering program in Fall 2026, expanding graduate level opportunities in the College of Engineering and Technology and addressing growing regional and workforce demand for engineers with advanced credentials.

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