News
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Gifts in honor of retired physical therapy professor support WCU program, students
May 13Three WCU physical therapy students will gain valuable hands-on experience this summer providing pro-bono treatment and services to residents of a community in Honduras with limited access to health care.
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Facilities Management recognized with awards
May 8Joe Walker, Ƶapp’s associate vice chancellor for Facilities Management, has been given the 2024 Frank B. Turner award.
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Call Me MiSTER program graduates its first cohort
May 7When Andrue Smith walks across the stage this spring, earning his bachelor’s degree in middle grades education and history, he will have charted a path for men of color wanting to become teachers.
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Call Me MiSTER program graduates its first cohort
May 7When Andrue Smith walks across the stage this spring, earning his bachelor’s degree in middle grades education and history, he will have charted a path for men of color wanting to become teachers.
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Student receives WRESA Dogwood Trust grant
May 7Daniel Pickens, a Franklin native, was recently awarded a Dogwood Trust aspiring educators grant from the Western Region Education Service Alliance.
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Student receives WRESA Dogwood Trust grant
May 7Daniel Pickens, a Franklin native, was recently awarded a Dogwood Trust aspiring educators grant from the Western Region Education Service Alliance.
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Stage and Screen student gets rave reviews for docuseries
May 7Aidan McGinnis produced “Whee, The Cats,” a docuseries offering a candid look at the WCU football team.
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The Catamount School plans to relocate to Reid
May 7After a tumultuous couple of weeks, WCU has found a permanent space for the Catamount School. The lab school will be housed in Reid Building on the university’s campus this coming school year.
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The Catamount School plans to relocate to Reid
May 7After a tumultuous couple of weeks, WCU has found a permanent space for the Catamount School. The lab school will be housed in Reid Building on the university’s campus this coming school year.
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Chancellor Kelli Brown 4-peats on Business NC Power List
May 6For the fourth year in a row, Business North Carolina magazine included WCU Chancellor Kelli R. Brown in its Power List of the state’s most influential leaders.