K. Ray Bailey, president of Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College, and McDaniel “Dan” Robinson, a WCU athlete, coach, teacher and advocate for education and conservation, received honorary doctorates as WCU held fall commencement exercises Saturday, Dec. 16.
Western Carolina University and the town of Sylva are adopting a mutual assistance agreement that will enable police officers from the campus and the municipality to provide temporary aid to one another during times of emergency, crowd and traffic control situations, or criminal investigations.
Western Carolina University's Love Your Body Day events to kick off Tuesday feature a documentary starring WCU students, faculty and staff talking candidly about body image and a fashion show celebrating the beauty of people diverse in appearance.
Students at Western Carolina University have selected five women and five men for the 2006 Homecoming Court, with a final campuswide election to determine the queen and king.
Fireworks fans who left downtown Sylva disappointed on the Fourth of July when severe storms canceled the show are invited to cash in their rain checks Friday, Oct. 13, at Western Carolina University.
Western Carolina University students past and present will gather Oct. 13-15 to celebrate Homecoming 2006, with activities on campus and in the university's hometown of Sylva.
Western Carolina University's Phi Beta Delta honor society for international scholars is collaborating with the Asheville World Affairs Council to sponsor two lectures this fall by experts in foreign policy, terrorism and energy security.
A few tickets remain for the free Monster Jam monster truck show to be held Saturday, July 1, at the Ramsey Regional Activity Center at Western Carolina University.
Members of Western Carolina University's newest graduating class were encouraged to use their voices to keep alive the freedoms guaranteed through the First Amendment as the university held commencement exercises for approximately 500 students Saturday, Dec. 17.
Students at Western Carolina University have selected five women and five men for the 2005 Homecoming Court, with a final campuswide election to determine the queen and king.
