Blog
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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 ĢƵfootball team.
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The Catamount School plans to relocate to Reid
May 7After a tumultuous couple of weeks, ĢƵhas 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, ĢƵhas 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 ĢƵChancellor Kelli R. Brown in its Power List of the state’s most influential leaders.
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Shannon Swimmer named director of ĢƵCherokee Center
May 6Shannon Swimmer received a master’s degree in human resource management from ĢƵ in 2007. After several years working in tribal law, Swimmer has returned to ĢƵin a new capacity, as director of the Cherokee Center.
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University recognized for energy efforts
May 6The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality has formally recognized ĢƵ for its efforts to reduce energy consumption.
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ĢƵcertified as a Bee Campus USA affiliate
May 3ĢƵhas become an affiliate of the Bee Campus USA program, designed to marshal the strengths of educational campuses for the benefit of pollinators.
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Students pitch business ideas at competition
May 3At the 2024 Student Innovation Showcase Pitch Competition, students from across campus brought their entrepreneurial minds together to share new business ventures.