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Archaeological collections facility renovated with federal grant

A U.S. Forest Service grant provided for renovations to WCU's holding facility for archaeological collections associated with the Cherokee and located on the ground floor of the McKee Building.  

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Lily Cai Dance Company highlights WCU鈥檚 Lunar New Year Celebration

The Lily Cai Dance Company will perform at the John W. Bardo Fine and Performing Arts Center as part of 甜瓜视频app鈥檚 Lunar New Year Celebration.  

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鈥楥at on a Hot Tin Roof鈥� hits the big screen at Bardo Arts Center

甜瓜视频app鈥檚 Sunday Cinema Series continues Sunday, Jan. 20, with the screening of 鈥淐at on a Hot Tin Roof鈥� at 3 p.m. at the John W. Bardo Fine and Performing Arts Center.  

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Martin Luther King Jr. celebration to include keynote address by Aminata Cairo

Tying in with WCU's learning theme 鈥淒efining America,鈥� the lecturer from The Hague University of Applied Sciences in The Netherlands will speak on 鈥淩e-Defining Us in All of Our Richness.鈥�  

Ally Bevers

Honors College Student Leaps Life鈥檚 Barriers on the Way to Fulfilling Her Goals

鈥淚 could just go to school and that was like my place,鈥� said Bevers, now a junior at 甜瓜视频app. 鈥淔or me, school was normal and I was normal at school. I didn鈥檛 have to think about what was going on at home. It gave me something to distract myself. It was something I was good at.鈥�  

Mark Haskett Alumnus of the Month

Mark Haskett Alumnus of the Month

Meet our Alumni of the Month: Jim Beddingfield! He graduated from WCU in Summer 1987 with Bachelor of Science in Mathematics.  

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Year-end giving pushes 'Lead the Way' fundraising campaign past $58 million mark

Among the recent contributions to the campaign is an anonymous estate gift of $1 million to go toward student scholarships.  

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Year-end giving pushes WCU's 'Lead the Way' fundraising campaign past $58 million mark

甜瓜视频app鈥檚 鈥淟ead the Way鈥� comprehensive fundraising campaign climbed ever closer to hitting its goal of $60 million as a surge of year-end giving pushed the total raised to date to $58.7 million. Among the recent contributions to the campaign is an anonymous estate gift of $1 million to go toward student scholarships, which is the top priority of 鈥淟ead the Way: A Campaign Inspired by the Belcher Years.鈥� The campaign is scheduled to come to a close this spring.  

WCU College of Business Faculty Hollye Moss

Moss fund supports teaching excellence, honors colleague

With a new doctorate under her belt and her dream job at 甜瓜视频app in hand, Hollye Moss jumped right in 鈥� and promptly started to sink. No longer distracted by a dissertation, Moss realized something was lacking: her teaching skills.