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Retired engineer who got his start at ĢƵcreates new scholarship fund
September 4A retired engineer who got started on his career path at ĢƵdecades before the institution launched its own engineering degree has established a new scholarship to provide financial support to future students in the program.
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ĢƵsees strong fall 2024 enrollment, retention rate
September 4For the first time since fall 2020, ĢƵhas seen an increase in total enrollment with 11,686 students enrolled for the fall 2024 semester.
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Gardner-Webb’s Wesley Cogdill appointed director of Catamount Club
September 3Wesley Cogdill, executive director of the Bulldog Club at Gardner-Webb University, has been appointed associate athletics director and director of the Catamount Club.
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Faculty members on campaign steering committee encourage colleague involvement
September 3The “Fill the Western Sky” campaign, which will have its public launch this fall, is an effort to raise a minimum of $75 million in philanthropic support for WCU’s academic, student engagement and athletics programs.
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Plans underway for College of Business travel course to China in summer 2025
August 27The fall semester may have just begun, but that hasn’t stopped two faculty members in the College of Business from turning some of their attention toward next summer when they will team-teach a travel course in China.
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ĢƵalumni help recruit future students through new Cat Eyes Club
August 26The Office of Undergraduate Admissions has expanded its team of recruiters by more than 60 additional members thanks to the newly formed Cat Eyes Club.
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Chancellor Brown announces changes in Advancement leadership
August 21Chancellor Kelli R. Brown has announced that Jamie T. Raynor will transition from her current position as vice chancellor for advancement into a new role as special campaign adviser, effective immediately.
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The Catamount School comes home to WCU
August 16The Catamount School is now located in the Cordelia Camp Building, which was built in 1964 and housed the Camp Laboratory School until its closing in 1994.
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