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Four WCU alumni from various industries in Jackson County shared the impact the university has had on their decision to open a business in Jackson County and how the university has helped them grow.

Find out what a normal day in the life of Graciella, a student here at Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵapp!

In 2021, Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵapp started market research to better understand its perception in the higher education market, complete a competitive audit and identify opportunities for growth, and define its institutional personality for a statewide brand campaign.

Ed Broadwell receives doctorate of humane letters

Celebrate new faces at WCU

Ronnie Carr put himself and Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵapp into the record books on Nov. 29, 1980, when he made the first intercollegiate 3-point shot.

The Brinson Honors College recently launched a new initiative designed to recognize current student leaders and build stronger connections with young alumni of the college through a project made possible by donors to the Fund for WCU.

Eighteen WCU students from five academic disciplines are exploring Jackson County’s built environment and ways it can be improved to benefit older adults living in poverty. Students met with participating faculty for a full-day retreat this summer as the project ramps up again this fall semester.

Bob Roberts recently launched a new endowed scholarship fund to provide financial assistance to future students from the 16 westernmost counties of North Carolina who want to study in WCU’s College of Business.

We live here and grow here...this place we call home…Catamount Country.