Western Carolina University’s School of Music will present a recital featuring Bradley Ulrich, professor of trumpet, performing music written for him by fellow faculty member Bruce Frazier at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 20.
The Athletic Training Program’s eighth annual Mountain Jug Run for Research will go on this weekend as planned, while the future of the 175-mile WCU to ASU relay is pending.
Teaching and learning expert, radio commentator and University of Texas-Austin music professor Bob Duke will have two public speaking engagements on the Western Carolina University campus during a two-day residency.
The North Carolina Folklore Society will hold its 102nd annual conference Friday and Saturday on the WCU campus and at the N.C. Center for the Advancement of Teaching.
Two free market economists will visit Western Carolina University on Monday, Oct. 5, to discuss morality, big business and economic inequality as part of the Free Enterprise Speaker Series.
WCU’s Fine Art Museum is presenting a contemporary exhibit pairing photography and lithography that is intended to challenge the way beliefs about the natural world are formed.
Rebecca Scott, a community planner with regional knowledge and experience, is the new director of the WCU’s Local Government Training Program. She also will serve as assistant director of the university's Public Policy Institute.
WCU’s Fine Art Museum will unveil a display of Maya contemporary works at 5 p.m. Thursday with a talk featuring Clemson University’s Tiffany Dawn Creegan Miller and a reception.
The author and WCU’s Parris Distinguished Professor of Appalachian Culture has gone on the road in support of his latest creation, “Above the Waterfall,” published by Harper Collins.
