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  • Kathleen de la Torre

    Kathleen de la Torre named WCU’s assistant vice chancellor for development

    Bill Studenc
    December 16

    Kathleen de la Torre, director of development for the College of Health and Human Sciences at ĢƵ, has been promoted to the role of assistant vice chancellor for development.

  • Joseph Oladeji

    ĢƵcomputer science senior secures job with Google

    December 12

    Joseph Oladeji is probably feeling lucky.

  • Debra Burke

    Burke receives $235K grant to continue agricultural mediation programs

    December 11

    The North Carolina Agricultural Mediation Program and the Farm Agricultural Resources and Mediation of Virginia have been two mainstays at ĢƵ for a while now.

  • Garrett Ozark

    College of Business alumnus who appeared on ‘Shark Tank’ shares secrets of success

    Bill Studenc
    December 11

    A ĢƵ College of Business graduate and former Catamount baseball player who hit it out of the ballpark with an appearance on “Shark Tank” shared some personal lessons from his life as an entrepreneur during a recent-on campus presentation.

  • Members of the Catamount Philanthropy Council display their prize-winning banner from Homecoming 2024.

    Catamount Philanthropy Council provides student face for donors, alumni

    Bill Studenc
    December 10

    While thousands of ĢƵ students benefit annually from the generosity of those who make philanthropic gifts to the institution, a small group is actively working to help increase donations to ĢƵby providing a student face for friends and alumni.

  • Ashlyn Hannon

    ĢƵjunior named first Thompson Scholar

    December 10

    Ashlyn Hannon hasn’t been across the pond before, much less anywhere else outside of the country. But thanks to a generous gift from a pair of ĢƵ donors, she’ll be hopping on a flight in just a few short weeks.

  • Hunter Library

    Thompson earns SLNC grant for Hunter Library kiosks

    December 9

    The vast number of resources Hunter Library at ĢƵ has is profound. But thanks to a grant, navigating the treasure trove of knowledge will be a bit easier for students.

  • machine shop at wcu

    College of Engineering and Technology awarded $524,000 grant from IACMI to fund machining education

    December 9

    ĢƵ’s College of Engineering and Technology recently received a $524,000 grant from the Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation to fund a computer numerical control (CNC) machining program.

  • CM student with Jim Dean

    ĢƵstudents plan and build outdoor steps for HOMEBASE

    Teresa Tate
    December 8

    ĢƵ construction management students planned and built a set of frame-and-gravel steps into a hillside this fall for HOMEBASE at Western Carolina, a campus ministry serving students who need physical, emotional or spiritual support.

  • Chris and Josh

    College of Engineering and Technology hosts German exchange student for research collaboration

    Teresa Tate
    December 6

    ĢƵ is hosting Christopher Reinsch, a graduate student from the Environmental Campus Birkenfeld of the Trier University of Applied Sciences in Germany, for a month-long exchange program with the ĢƵCollege of Engineering and Technology.

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